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Used processing in Osaka, Japan

  • 1987 Amada SP-30II

    1987 Amada SP-30II

    • Manufacturer: Amada
    • Model: SP-30

    Commodity id: #369950 | Current status: in preparation | Location: 〒592-0001 2-8-50 Kishinooka, Kishiwada City, Osaka Prefecture | Representative director: Shunsuke Kanda | Person in charge: Nakamura, Tasaki, Kw...

    Takaishi, Japan
  • 1988 Amada SP-30II

    1988 Amada SP-30II

    • Manufacturer: Amada
    • Model: SP-30

    ③ Commodity id: #392666 | Current status: Request inquiry | Location: 〒592-0001 2-8-50 Kishinooka, Kishiwada City, Osaka Prefecture | Representative director: Shunsuke Kanda | Person in charge: Nakamura, Tasaki, ...

    Takaishi, Japan
  • 1988 Amada SP-30II

    1988 Amada SP-30II

    • Manufacturer: Amada
    • Model: SP-30

    ② Commodity id: #390790 | Current status: Request inquiry | Location: 〒592-0001 2-8-50 Kishinooka, Kishiwada City, Osaka Prefecture | Representative director: Shunsuke Kanda | Person in charge: Nakamura, Tasaki, ...

    Takaishi, Japan

Overview

Punch presses are essential machines used in manufacturing to shape or cut metal by applying pressure with a punch and die. These machines are commonly used for tasks such as blanking, piercing, and forming, making them indispensable in the production of metal components for various industries, including automotive, aerospace, and construction.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used punch press?

Consider the press's tonnage capacity, age, overall condition, and history of maintenance. It's also important to check for any signs of wear or damage and ensure that the machine meets your specific production needs.

How do I ensure the punch press is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Make sure the punch press is properly secured and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a punch press?

Regular maintenance includes checking and lubricating moving parts, inspecting and replacing worn or damaged components, and ensuring the hydraulic system is functioning correctly. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals and procedures.