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Used processing in Osaka, Japan

  • 2026 SHIZUOKA AN-SRN (OH 2026)

    2026 SHIZUOKA AN-SRN (OH 2026) No.R31449、R38159

    • Manufacturer: 静岡

    Travel: X: 750 Y: 450 Z: 400 mm Distance from table top to nose: 170〜570 mm Number of controlled axes / Number of simultaneously controlled axes: 3 axes (X, Y, Z) / 3 axes Cutting oil supply device Automatic slid...

    Osaka, Japan
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    1988 Amada DCT-2565

    • Manufacturer: Amada
    • Model: DCT-2565

    Manufacturer: AMADA * Sheet-metal machines / shearing machines Year of manufacture: 1988 Condition: Unmaintained stock Amada Shearing Machine DCT-2565 Sheet thickness: 6.5mm, cutting length: 2500mm

    Higashiosaka, Japan
  • TVU Vertical U Center

    TVU Vertical U Center

      Vertical type thoroughly pursuing space saving Machining Center Capable of Turning Processes The cutting edge (U-axis) can be controlled in the radial direction by NC, enabling turning processing that was previou...

      Osaka, Japan
    • TC Chucker Type CNC Lathe/Turning

      TC Chucker Type CNC Lathe/Turning Center

        CNC lathe designed for the largest possible processing CNC lathe/turning center specialized in chip processing and tooling interference with Ikegai's original horizontal tool post Demonstrates power in heavy cutt...

        Osaka, Japan
      • DCⅡHigh-speed shape milling machine (Double-column,

        DCⅡHigh-speed shape milling machine (Double-column, 5-face machining center)

          Power consumption reduced by about 30%!! The pinnacle of die mold machining machines that opens the era of carbon neutrality A die/mold machining machine that achieves the elements required for mold processing: s...

          Osaka, Japan
        • EXL 5-axis multi lathe

          EXL 5-axis multi lathe

            Highly efficient machining of multi-process workpieces with a lathe spindle having a high-horsepower motor and a 5-axis milling spindle.

            Osaka, Japan
          • NST/NK Small CNC Lathe

            NST/NK Small CNC Lathe

              Automotive Crankshaft / Camshaft Processing Lathe This CNC lathe boasts high productivity and is used in-line by major automobile manufacturers and others. It is equipped with a tailstock with a built-in rotary a...

              Osaka, Japan
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              UCHIDA SHAPER SUD-700

              • Manufacturer: Uchida

              Maximum stroke:700mm Number of strokes:10-105 Maximum processing width:650mm Table top and bottom:330mm able: W590×D400×H430mm Top and bottom of turret:200mm 3.7kW×4P

              Osaka, Japan
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              SODICK EDM WIRE CUT (CNC) AQ327L for SALE

              • Manufacturer: Sodick
              • Model: AQ327

              – number of axes: 5 (X, Y, Z, U, V) – axis travel (X x Y x Z): 370 x 270 x 250 mm – axis travel (U x V): 120 x 120 mm – working table surface: 606 mm x 396 mm – maximum weight of the processed detail: 500 kg – ma...

              Osaka, Japan
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