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  • OSG -

    OSG -

    • Manufacturer: OSG

    Awara, Japan
  • 1993 Takeda TK-VS2N-LH

    1993 Takeda TK-VS2N-LH

    • Manufacturer: Takeda
    • Model: TK-VS-2N

    TABLE: 1350×320, Table left-right travel: 850, Table front-back travel: 420, Spindle head vertical travel: 400, Spindle end taper: JIS No.50, Spindle rotation speed conversion: two-stage high/low, stepless...

    Awara, Japan
  • 2005 Makino KSJP-55

    2005 Makino KSJP-55

    • Manufacturer: マキノ

    Left-right feed, up-down rapid feed, 2 axes spindle rotation speed: 75–4000 table: 1100×250 table left-right movement: 550 weight: 1450–1550Kg

    Awara, Japan
  • 1990 Takeda TK-VS2N-LH

    1990 Takeda TK-VS2N-LH

    • Manufacturer: 武田
    • Model: TK-VS-2N

    Table: 1350×320, table left-right travel: 850, table front-back travel: 420, spindle: JIS No,50, high-low speed 2 steps, spindle rotational speed: 35–2000, weight: 4t, installation footprint: width 2650× de...

    Awara, Japan
  • 1996 Shizuoka AN-SRF

    1996 Shizuoka AN-SRF

    • Manufacturer: Shizuoka
    • Model: AN-SRF

    Stroke: X710Y430Z400 mm, Table: 1100×400 mm, Table load capacity: 300 kg, Spindle speed: 20–4500 rpm, Machine height: 2440 mm, Floor space: 2478×2178 mm, Weight: 3000 kg

    Awara, Japan
  • OKK MH-2V

    OKK MH-2V

    • Manufacturer: OKK
    • Model: MH2V

    XYZ: 720×260×450、T1310×300、 spindle speed: 60-1800、 Taper: NT.50、 floor space: 2416×1616

    Awara, Japan
  • 1991 OKK MH-3V

    1991 OKK MH-3V

    • Manufacturer: OKK
    • Model: MH3V

    Awara, Japan
  • 2000 Nagahama Seisakusho H3B

    2000 Nagahama Seisakusho H3B

    • Manufacturer: 長浜製作所

    Awara, Japan
  • Victor FCT-10

    Victor FCT-10

    • Manufacturer: ビクター

    Awara, Japan
  • 1993 chain block

    1993 chain block

    • Manufacturer: Hitachi

    250kg, 2-point type, 200V Trial run possible

    Sabae, Japan
  • Hitachi B13Y

    Hitachi B13Y

    • Manufacturer: Hitachi
    • Model: B13

    Three-phase 200V 50/60Hz, stroke: 360mm, Drill chuck: 13, stroke: 80, angle table: 250mm, spindle speed (50/60Hz): 275/330～2150/2580 rpm

    Awara, Japan
  • Kira KID-420

    Kira KID-420

    • Manufacturer: 吉良
    • Model: KID-420
    • Drilling diameter: 42 mm

    Swing: 420, table size: 300□370φ, table up/down stroke: 425, machine height: 1275, Base size: X340*Y600, weight: 130

    Awara, Japan
  • Kira KID-420

    Kira KID-420

    • Manufacturer: Kira
    • Model: KID-420
    • Drilling diameter: 42 mm

    Swing:420, table size:300□370φ, table up/down stroke:425, Machine height:1275, base size:X340*Y600, weight:130

    Awara, Japan
  • Yoshida YD 2 - 54

    Yoshida YD 2 - 54

    • Manufacturer: Yoshida
    • Model: YD2-54

    Throw: 540, drilling capacity: 40, table size: 510φ, table up/down movement: 500 Installation area: 500*900, machine height: 2200, weight: 620

    Awara, Japan
  • Asina ASD-305

    Asina ASD-305

    • Manufacturer: アシナ

    100V, runout: 305, drilling capacity: 6.5, spindle travel: 40, spindle taper: JT.NO1, spindle speed: 50Hz/800.1550.2850, 60Hz/950.1850.3400, mounting footpr...

    Awara, Japan
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Overview

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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What is the maintenance schedule for machine tools?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, inspecting for wear and tear, and calibrating for accuracy. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance tasks and intervals.