Sell your Chevalier FSG-1632AD Year 1988 today.
Chevalier FSG-1632AD Year Specifications
| Model Number | FSG-1632AD |
|---|---|
| Year of Manufacture | 1988 |
| Longitudinal Table Travel (max) | 32" |
| Crossfeed Table Travel (max) | 16" |
| Table Size | 15-3/4" x 31-1/2" |
| Height without Chuck | 24-3/8" |
| Wheel Speed | 1750 rpm |
| Grinding Wheel | 14" x 2" x 5" |
| Spindle Motor | 5 HP |
| Longitudinal Travel, Hydraulic | 33-7/16" |
| Table Speed, Infinitely Variable | 16 to 82 fpm |
| Cross Travel | 16" |
| Automatic Transverse Increment | 1/8" to 2" |
| Automatic Increment Dowfeed--Range | .00005" to .002" |
| Micro Feed, Vertical | .00005" & .0001" |
| Vertical Handwheel/Div | .0005" |
| Vertical Handwheel/Revolution | .05" |
| Electrics | 220/440/3/60 |
| Net Weight, Approximate | 6,400 lbs |
| Equipped with | Kanetsu 16" x 32" Electro Magnetic Chuck and Control, Coolant System with Paper Filter, Hydraulic Over the Wheel Dresser. |
Do you have a Chevalier FSG-1632AD Year to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1988 Chevalier FSG-1632AD Surface Grinder. This robust CNC grinding machine features a generous table size of 15-3/4" x 31-1/2" and boasts a maximum longitudinal table travel of 32", making it ideal for a variety of grinding applications. With a powerful 5 HP spindle motor and a wheel speed of 1750 RPM, the FSG-1632AD delivers precision and efficiency in every operation. The grinding wheel measures 14" x 2" x 5", offering versatility for different tasks.
The machine is designed for ease of use, featuring infinitely variable table speed ranging from 16 to 82 feet per minute, allowing operators to adjust the settings to suit their specific grinding needs. The automatic transverse increment can be set from 1/8" to 2", while the automatic increment dowfeed range is adjustable from .00005" to .002", ensuring meticulous control over the grinding process. Additionally, the micro feed for vertical adjustments is finely tuned to .00005" and .0001", providing exceptional accuracy. This Chevalier FSG-1632AD is equipped with a Kanetsu 16" x 32" Electro Magnetic Chuck and Control, enhancing its functionality for various grinding tasks.
It also includes a reliable coolant system with a paper filter and a hydraulic over-the-wheel dresser, making it a complete package for any machining shop. With an approximate net weight of 6,400 lbs, this machine is built to last and withstand rigorous use. If you're looking to sell your 1988 Chevalier FSG-1632AD Surface Grinder, we are ready to make you a competitive offer. Contact us today to discuss the sale and get the best value for your machinery!
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