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Used trailers in Slovakia

  • 1986 STANKO 1550 CNC

    1986 STANKO 1550 CNC

    • Manufacturer: Stanko
    • Model: 1550CNC

    STANKO - 1550 - 1986/ 2001 - system NCT CNC - HEIDENHAIN DRO - ball screws on X and Y moves - trapezial screws for crossrail lifting - table diameter 4500 mm (from 1 part, bed also) - max swing 5000 mm - max turn...

    Buzica, Slovakia
  • 1967 WMW Niles DKZ-2000

    1967 WMW Niles DKZ-2000

    • Manufacturer: Niles
    • Model: DKZ 2000

    Description: Technical details: - Table diameter: 1800 mm - Max.Turning diam.: 2100 mm - Max. Turning Heigh: 1250 mm - Max.table loading: 10000 Kg - Table speed range: 1.0 … 71 Rpm - Crossrail travel: 740 mm - N...

    Bratislava, Slovakia
  • 1985 SEDIN Ks-495

    1985 SEDIN Ks-495

    • Manufacturer: Sedin

    Description: Technical details: - Table diameter: 1400 mm - Max.Turning diam.: 1600 mm - Max. Turning Heigh: 1350 mm - Max.table loading: 8000 Kg - Table speed range: 3.15 … 220 Rpm - Crossrail travel: 1280 mm -...

    Bratislava, Slovakia
  • 1981 SEDIN 1516

    1981 SEDIN 1516

    • Manufacturer: Sedin
    • Model: 1516

    Description: Technical details: - Table diameter: 1400 mm - Max.Turning diam.: 1600 mm - Max. Turning Heigh: 1150 mm - Max.table loading: 8000 Kg - Table speed range: 3.15 … 220 Rpm - Crossrail travel: 1040 mm -...

    Bratislava, Slovakia
  • 1982 TOS SKJ-12NC

    1982 TOS SKJ-12NC

    • Manufacturer: TOS
    • Model: SKJ 12

    Description: Technical data: - Table diameter: 1250 mm - Max.Turning diam.: 1400 mm - Max. Turning Heigh: 1050 mm - Max.table loading: 6000 Kg - Table speed range: 2.5 … 225 Rpm - Crossrail travel: 1040 mm - Num...

    Bratislava, Slovakia

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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