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    Fribergs Workshop FS40/1

    Fribergs Workshop FS40/1

    • Manufacturer: Fribergs Verkstäder

    Fribergs Workshops FS40/1 Standard stove 800 Should be at room temperature before starting

    $979 USD
    Enköping, Sweden
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    2014 Borries BM18

    2014 Borries BM18

    • Manufacturer: Borries

    Numbering head manual etc.2 pcs numbering heads (for letter/number height 2 resp. 5 mm) letters 2 mm B (5pcs) S (5pcs) blind (6pcs) letters (5 mm) B (5pcs) S (5pcs) blind (6pcs) marking tool with two letters ZB (...

    Gnosjö, Sweden
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    1987 Automator MV23

    • Manufacturer: Automator

    2 pcs boxes with letters/numbers + 2 pcs numbering heads. Automator stamping machines are used in the workshop area as well as in small and medium series production. They are suitable for almost all permanently p...

    Gnosjö, Sweden
  • Hursan Workshop press AP 77/340

    Hursan Workshop press AP 77/340 150 tons

      Double-acting press cylinder can start and stop in any position.

      Vingåker, Sweden
    • Hursan Workshop press ATP 200

      Hursan Workshop press ATP 200 Brand new!

      • Stroke length: 400 mm

      Double-acting pressing cylinder can start and stop in any position. Activation of pressing and return movement occurs with variable hand lever for adjustable speed 0-100%. Reading of current pressing force is rea...

      Vingåker, Sweden
    • Hursan AP 77/240 Workshop press

      Hursan AP 77/240 Workshop press 100T Brand new!

      • Stroke length: 400 mm

      Object number: OB12220 Item number: 12220 | Press force: 100 ton | Diameter press cylinder: 220 mm | Stroke: 400 mm | Diameter piston rod: 160 mm | Press speed: 10 mm/s | Return speed: 10 mm/s | Maximum weight: 1...

      Vingåker, Sweden
    • Hursan Workshop press ATP 50

      Hursan Workshop press ATP 50 Brand new!

        Object number: OB12216 Object number: 12216 | Press force: 800 kN | Diameter press cylinder: 150 mm | Diameter piston rod: 100 mm | Press speed: 10 mm/s | Return speed: 10 mm/s | Machine weight: 1300 kg

        Vingåker, Sweden
      • URSVIKEN workshop press VP 400

        URSVIKEN workshop press VP 400

        • Manufacturer: Ursviken
        • Stroke length: 500 mm

        Used URSVIKEN workshop press VP 400 Production no: 616 | Other: The machine is available at Norima AB, Värnamo. | Press power: 400 ton | Stroke length main cylinder (stroke): 500 mm | Quick feed: 90 mm/sec mm/sec...

        Själevad, Sweden
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        Drill press 4-spindle Solberga

        • Manufacturer: Solberga

        Stockholms län, Sweden
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        Dahlih DL-GH950 Milling Machine

          Stockholms län, Sweden
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          Bandputsmaskin Meec Tools MM2315

            Stockholms län, Sweden
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            CNC Lathe AFM TUE 40

              Stockholms län, Sweden

            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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