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  • 1989 Deckel München FP4ATC

    1989 Deckel München FP4ATC

    • Manufacturer: Deckel / Maho
    • Model: FP 4

    Contour 3 control Tool changer working area in mm 560×450 quill stroke 80 mm Main drive 3,7/4,4 kW 18 spindle speeds 63 ... 3150 min tool holder SK 40 feed speed 2 ... 3000 mm/min rapid traverse 3000 mm/min area ...

    Kindberg, Austria
  • 1985 Deckel Muenchen FP3 A

    1985 Deckel Muenchen FP3 A

    • Manufacturer: Deckel / Maho
    • Model: FP 3

    Tool holder SK40 Pinol stroke 80/80 Feed drive vertical milling head shiftable on spindle head 150 mm table slide screw-on surface 289×800 Control Contur 3

    Kindberg, Austria
  • 1985 Deckel Muenchen FP3NC 2271

    1985 Deckel Muenchen FP3NC 2271

    • Manufacturer: Deckel / Maho
    • Model: FP 3

    Tool holder SK40 Pinol stroke 80/80 Feed drive vertical milling head shiftable on spindle head 150 mm table slide screw-on surface 289×800 Control Dialog 4

    Kindberg, Austria
  • 1990 DECKEL milling machine FP4AT

    1990 DECKEL milling machine FP4AT

    • Manufacturer: Deckel / Maho
    • Model: FP 4

    Grundig Electronic Installation dimensions in mm (l/w/h): 4400/4200/2000 | Dead weight (kg): 2970 | Max. load weight (kg): 450 | Documentation (yes / no): yes | Handover (collection/delivery (chargeable)): A/Z | ...

    Kindberg, Austria
  • 1990 Amada HA 250

    1990 Amada HA 250

    • Manufacturer: Amada
    • Model: HA-250

    cutting diameter 250 mm saw band length 3505 mm table height 550 mm Total power requirement 4 kW belt speed 27 - 80 stepless m/min table load 1500 kg Number of pieces counter up to 99.999 Cleaning brush 5

    Kindberg, Austria

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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