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Used Milling Machines in Western Australia, Australia

  • Romac 2500UM Universal Milling Machine

    Romac 2500UM Universal Milling Machine

    • Manufacturer: Romac

    Features include: Powered overarm with huron-type Horizontal milling arbor head with 2 supports Variable feeds with rapid traverse DESCRIPTION X2100 Table Size (mm) 1500 x 350 Distance of T-Slot (mm) 60 Spindle T...

    Osborne Park, Australia
  • Romac X2100 Heavy Duty Bed-Type

    Romac X2100 Heavy Duty Bed-Type Universal Milling Machine

    • Manufacturer: Romac

    Features include: • Universal Head (vertical and horizontal positions) • NT50 Spindle taper • Hardened & Ground slideways • Geared head with 12 speeds • 3 axis digital read out • Heavy duty 2000kgs table load • 2...

    Osborne Park, Australia
  • SMARTECH SM Series

    SMARTECH SM Series

      Features include: • 2-axis digital read out system • Coolant system with chip tray • Variable speed drive • Halogen work lamp • Draw bar • Clamping kit set • Electric control box • Rubber way covers • Tools & too...

      Osborne Park, Australia

    Overview

    Milling machines are tools used in the manufacturing industry to shape solid materials such as metal, wood, or plastic. These machines can perform a variety of operations, including cutting, drilling, and contouring, making them essential for producing parts with precise dimensions and complex geometries.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used milling machine?

    Check the machine's age, condition, and history of use. Assess the spindle condition, table size, and available attachments. Verify that the machine has been well-maintained and has a reliable service history.

    How do I ensure the milling machine is shipped safely to my location?

    Hire a professional machinery mover who specializes in heavy equipment. Ensure the machine is properly crated and secured to prevent damage during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a milling machine?

    Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking and replacing worn components, and ensuring proper alignment. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.