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    Nut Former MW4840

    Nut Former MW4840

    • Manufacturer: Nedschroef Herentals

    Nedschroef -Hot Nut Former with Insung Induction Heater ( 800KW) & Feeding Unit Model MW4840 , new 1996 Nut Range M20 – M30 Speed (Parts/ Minute) : 150, Maximum across flats hex. Nuts : 48 mm, Maximum across...

    Asia
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    Nedschroef Hot Nut Former 46mm

    Nedschroef Hot Nut Former 46mm (min. 15.88mm)

    • Manufacturer: Nedschroef

    Nedschroef Hot Nut Former 46mm (min. 15.88mm) Model number: MW484088 380V 800KVA Maker: NEDSCHROEF HERENDIS Year of purchase and install: 1996 in Korea Bought as used machine in 1996 Production speed: 120 ...

    South Korea
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    NEDSCHROEF #MW53 HOT FORMING PRODUCTION

    NEDSCHROEF #MW53 HOT FORMING PRODUCTION LINE, NEW 1995

    • Manufacturer: Nedschroef

    Nedschroef Model MW53 Hot Forming Production Line, Built new in 1995 Range: M20-M33 Maximum Across Flats Hex Nuts:53mm Maximum Across Flats Square Nuts:41mm Maximum Diameter Products:55mm Maximum Product Height:...

    Mansfield, OH

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.