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  • 2007 OKK VP400 Vertical Machining

    2007 OKK VP400 Vertical Machining Center

    • Manufacturer: OKK
    • Model: VP400

    FANUC-180is-MB, T:500*400, 8APC, stroke:X600Y410Z460, HSK-A63, 20000rpm, ATC-60, scale XYZ, chip conveyor

    Aichi, Japan
  • 2003 MAZAK VARIAXIS630-5X 5-Axis Vertical

    2003 MAZAK VARIAXIS630-5X 5-Axis Vertical Machining Center

    • Manufacturer: Mazak
    • Model: VARIAXIS 630-5X

    M640M5X, ATC30, BT40, 12000rpm, Y-axis stroke：765mm, chip conveyor

    Aichi, Japan
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    ISOWA 1800MM NC SLITTER MODEL HSS-4 RHDPG

      ISOWA 1800MM NC SLITTER MODEL HSS-4 RHDPG

      Nagoya, Japan
    • 1989 エグロ SC-6

      1989 エグロ SC-6

      • Manufacturer: エグロ

      Machine type: Desk-top lathe

      Aichi, Japan
    • 日立 GT-15SH

      日立 GT-15SH

      • Manufacturer: 日立

      290W Machine type: Double-headed grinder

      Aichi, Japan
    • 両頭グラインダー

      両頭グラインダー

        Aichi, Japan
      • 静岡 VHR-A

        静岡 VHR-A

        • Manufacturer: 静岡

        T: 1100 × 280, ST: 820 × 300 × 450, 75 to 3600 rpm, NT 40 2 axis specification

        Aichi, Japan
      • Wire-cut electrical discharge machine with

        Wire-cut electrical discharge machine with new type cover

          Wire Cut Electrical Discharge Machine Wire Cut Electric Discharge Machine Machine • Our Striking Initial cost. • Ability to process thick materials 200mm-400mm. • Outstanding Running cost and Performance. • The w...

          Nagoya, Japan
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          2001 大隈豊和 FMR-30

          • Manufacturer: 大隈豊和

          FANUC20i-F, T: 1350 x 310, ST: 710 x 320 x 410, 600 to 4000 min-1, Quill feed rate: 127

          Aichi, Japan
        • 2007 Brother TC-S2C-O

          2007 Brother TC-S2C-O

          • Manufacturer: Brother
          • Model: TC-S2C

          CNC-B00 BT30 10000rpm ATC14 S:700×400×300(180～480) T:800×320 Machine No. 113524

          Handa, Japan
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          2023 OKUMA MU-4000V 5-Axis Vertical Machining Center

          • Manufacturer: Okuma
          • Model: MU4000V

          OSP-P300MA-H, stroke:X740Y460Z460, BT40, Spindle speed:20000rpm, T:φ400, 6APC, ATC-64, Touch sensor, Tool length measurement, Chip conveyor

          Aichi, Japan
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          1969 オークマ LK

          • Manufacturer: オークマ

          Swing φ350mm, 585mm between centers, spindle 60-2400rpm (12 steps)

          Aichi, Japan
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          1979 ヤマザキマザック MAZAK860

          • Manufacturer: ヤマザキマザック

          9" scroll chuck Machine type: 6-scale lathe

          Aichi, Japan
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          1979 牧野 KSJP

          • Manufacturer: 牧野

          With 2 axes digital Machine type: General-purpose milling cutter

          Aichi, Japan
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          1980 理研 RTM3

          • Manufacturer: 理研

          Main shaft φ100 mm, MT No.6, T: 1100 * 1300, Face plate φ500 mm, Location: Aichi prefecture site specifications

          Aichi, Japan
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        Machine tools are devices used in manufacturing to shape or machine metal and other rigid materials, typically by cutting, boring, grinding, shearing, or other forms of deformation. They are essential in producing precise and complex parts in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and electronics, and include a variety of machines like lathes, milling machines, and CNC machines.

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