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    PSP POHONY multi-disc brake

    PSP POHONY multi-disc brake

      Multi-disc brake, Brake PSP POHONY ELB 6.3 24V CSN 02 6573 ( ČSN 02 6573 ) 4 clutch disks used, tested !

      $377 USD
      Zschepplin, Germany
    • 1975 GFM SX 40

      1975 GFM SX 40

      • Manufacturer: GFM
      • Power requirement: 1,600 kW

      The line was mechanically overhauled in 1991 with an increase in forging force to 900 tonnes/hammer and a new CNC control system - CNC control GFM CNC - Forging machine SX-40 - 2 manipulators with beds -- Manipu...

      Monheim am Rhein, Germany
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      Anvil base

        Addition: Used cast iron anvil base with hornwood lining Height 400 mm Height of the two cams 50 mm Weight (filled with concrete) approx. 270 kg

        Wiesbaden, Germany
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        2003 Matrix 150 Ton Matrix

        2003 Matrix 150 Ton Matrix 150 Ton

        • Manufacturer: Matrix

        Matrix 150 Ton 2003 The press is Hydraulic with 12 axes controlled in force, position and speed.

        Germany
      • 1979 GFM SX 13

        1979 GFM SX 13

        • Manufacturer: GFM
        • Power requirement: 280 kW

        The line is complete with: - Forging Machine SX-13 - 2 (two) Manipulators with Beds -- Max. diam. in the Manipulator: 130 mm -- Manipulator torque force: 3 kN -- Manipulator high travel speed: 500 mm/sec. -- Mani...

        Monheim am Rhein, Germany

      Overview

      Forging equipment is used to shape metal through hammering, pressing, or rolling. This category includes machinery like forge hammers, presses, and rolling mills. These machines are essential in manufacturing industries for producing strong, durable metal parts for automotive, aerospace, and construction sectors.

      FAQ

      What should I consider when buying used forging equipment?

      Consider the machine's age, operational hours, maintenance history, and any signs of wear or damage. Also, check if the equipment meets your specific production requirements.

      How is forging equipment typically shipped?

      Forging equipment is heavy and requires specialized transport services. Ensure the machinery is properly secured and protected during transit, often requiring disassembly and careful packaging.

      What maintenance does forging equipment require?

      Regular maintenance includes checking and lubricating moving parts, inspecting for cracks or damages, and ensuring proper alignment and calibration. Follow the manufacturer's manual for detailed maintenance schedules.