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Used cp in Hiroshima, Japan

  • 1990 Hosokawa Micron CP-78-8

    1990 Hosokawa Micron CP-78-8

    • Manufacturer: ホソカワミクロン

    Specifications: Filtration area: 67.4 m2 With scraper at the bottom Remarks: No retainer

    Hiroshima, Japan
  • Nikko MC60-CP1-4M

    Nikko MC60-CP1-4M

    • Manufacturer: 日工

    Belt width: 600mm Belt speed: 36/44 Power: 1Kw 200V | Purchasing area: 60Hz | Material: Frame SUS | Quantity saved: 2 | Size: Outer dimension: W900 x L3900

    Hiroshima, Japan
  • Nikko MC 45 cp 1

    Nikko MC 45 cp 1 - 2 M

    • Manufacturer: 日工

    450 W × 1650 L for civil engineering Power: Yes | Material: Frame: SS | Quantity saved: One

    Hiroshima, Japan
  • Shimazaki Works Cylindrical Vertical

    Shimazaki Works Cylindrical Vertical

    • Manufacturer: Shimazaki Seisakusho

    For medium viscosity (7000CP) 11kw cheaper 3-stage blades, filling volume: 1200L, Jacket: Yes Agitator: 11kw, low cost Shape: Bottom dish mirror Previous experience: Used in adhesive manufacturing process

    Hiroshima, Japan

Overview

Processing equipment encompasses a wide range of machinery used in various industries to transform raw materials into finished products. This category includes machines like grinders, mixers, blenders, and specialized equipment for food, chemical, pharmaceutical, and other manufacturing processes. These machines are essential for improving efficiency, consistency, and quality in production lines.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used processing equipment?

Consider the machine's condition, age, maintenance history, and whether it meets your specific processing requirements. It's also important to check for any signs of wear and ensure compatibility with your existing systems.

How do I arrange shipping for processing equipment?

Use a reliable transport service experienced in handling industrial machinery. Ensure the equipment is properly cleaned, secured, and protected during transit to avoid any damage.

What is the typical maintenance for processing equipment?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning, lubrication, inspection for wear and tear, and calibration. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance schedules and procedures to ensure optimal performance and longevity.