ELB ELB Optimal 6375 VA II – ND Flachschleifmaschine surface grinding machine
≈ NZ$16,970
Peiting7103 km to "United States/Columbus"
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Germany 
Germany, Bruchsal-Büchenau
Hersteller: ELB
Typ: Optimal 6375 VA II – ND
Baujahr: 1991
Schleifweg X-Achse: 600 mm
Schleifweg Y-Achse: 375 mm
Schleifweg Z-Achse: 375 mm
Schleifspindel| 1.440/2.900 U/min.
Schleifscheibenaufnahme: Konus 36 mm
Bohrung: 76,2 mm
Tischbelastung: 300 kg
Maße und Gewicht
Gewicht: 3.300 kg
Zustand
Zustand: Gebraucht
Funktionsfähig: Geprüft und voll funktionsfähig
Sonstige Ausstattung und enthaltenes Zubehör:
digitale Anzeige in der Z-Achse
elektronische setzbare Querwegeinstellung
Programmerweiterung von VA II auf ND
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