Chevalier FSG-1640ADII (2001)

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Chevalier FSG-1640ADII Specifications
| Table Size | 15-3/4" x 39-5/8" |
|---|---|
| Max. Grinding Capacity | 16" x 40" |
| Distance from Spindle Center to Table | 24-3/8" |
| Max. Longitudinal Table Travel, Hydraulic | 41-5/16" |
| Max. Longitudinal Table Travel, Manual | 43-1/4" |
| Variable Table Speed, Hydraulic | 16' TO 82' FPM |
| Max. Crossfeed Travel, Automatic | 16" |
| Max. Crossfeed Travel, Manual | 18" |
| Cross Rapid Travel | 12' FPM |
| Automatic Crossfeed Increment | 1/8" TO 1-1/4" |
| Handwheel Per Rev. | 0.25" |
| Handwheel Per Graduation | 0.0025" |
| Microfeed- Per Rev. | 0.005" |
| Microfeed- Per Graduation | 0.00005" |
| Automatic Incremental Downfeed | 0.000050" TO .002" |
| Vertical Rapid Traverse Rate | 8" IPM |
| Spindle Motor | 5 HP |
| Standard Grinding Wheel | 14"DIA. x 2"W x 5"B |
| Spindle Speed | 1,750 RPM |
| Approx. Weight | 9,240 LBS |
| Approx. Dimensions | 120" x 68" x 76"H |
| Approx. Dims. Required for Ops. | 158" x 68" x 76"H. |
Do you have a Chevalier FSG-1640ADII to sell?
We are actively seeking a 2001 Chevalier FSG-1640ADII Reciprocating Surface Grinder to purchase. This high-performance machine features a table size of 15-3/4" x 39-5/8" and boasts a maximum grinding capacity of 16" x 40". With a distance from the spindle center to the table of 24-3/8", this grinder is designed for precision and efficiency in various machining applications. The Chevalier FSG-1640ADII is equipped with both hydraulic and manual longitudinal table travel options, providing maximum travel of 41-5/16" and 43-1/4", respectively.
Its variable table speed ranges from 16 to 82 feet per minute, allowing for adaptability based on the specific grinding task at hand. The automatic crossfeed increments range from 1/8" to 1-1/4", ensuring that operators can achieve the desired surface finish with ease. This model features a robust 5 HP spindle motor, capable of spinning at 1,750 RPM, which is ideal for a variety of grinding applications. The standard grinding wheel measures 14" in diameter, 2" wide, and has a 5" bore, making it well-suited for heavy-duty tasks.
With an approximate weight of 9,240 lbs and dimensions of 120" x 68" x 76" (158" x 68" x 76" required for operation), this machine is substantial yet manageable for your facility. If you have a used 2001 Chevalier FSG-1640ADII Reciprocating Surface Grinder that you're looking to sell, we are interested in making you a competitive offer. Contact us today to discuss your machine and receive a valuation!
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