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    2008 STOTZ Feinmesstechnik 11514

    2008 STOTZ Feinmesstechnik 11514

    • Manufacturer: Stotz

    STOTZ measuring unit - post-process measurement Serial number: 22837/1044 Was in use - connected between 2 Scherer vertical rotary cells, Production of "sun shafts" Little used - as good as new. Various configura...

    Altenstadt, Germany
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    2008 STOTZ Feinmesstechnik 11515

    2008 STOTZ Feinmesstechnik 11515

    • Manufacturer: Stotz

    STOTZ measuring unit - post-process measurement Serial number: 22838/1043 Was in use - connected between 2 Scherer vertical rotary cells, production of "sun shafts" Little used - as good as new. Various configur...

    Altenstadt, Germany
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    2008 STOTZ Feinmesstechnik 11513

    2008 STOTZ Feinmesstechnik 11513

    • Manufacturer: Stotz
    • Model: 11513

    STOTZ measuring unit - post-process measurement Serial number: 22836/1040 was in use - connected between 2 Scherer vertical rotary cells, production of "sun shafts" - WEIGL Glauchau. Little used - as good as new....

    Altenstadt, Germany
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    2016 Benzinger GOFuture B1

    2016 Benzinger GOFuture B1

    • Manufacturer: Benzinger

    The used BENZINGER GOFuture B1 is a high-precision CNC lathe that offers maximum stability and the shortest chip-to-chip times. With an X-travel of 370 mm, a Y-axis for expanded machining capabilities, and a spin...

    Karlsbad, Germany

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Lathes are essential machining tools used for shaping metal, wood, or other materials by rotating the workpiece against various cutting tools. They are widely used in industries like manufacturing, automotive, and woodworking for tasks such as turning, drilling, and threading. Lathes come in different types, including CNC, engine, and turret lathes, each suited for specific applications.

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