Chevalier FSG-B818CNC Year (2000)

Sell your Chevalier FSG-B818CNC Year 2000 today.
Chevalier FSG-B818CNC Year Specifications
| Table Size | 8" x 18" |
|---|---|
| Max Distance from Table to Spindle Centerline | 19" |
| Cross Travel, Max | 11" |
| Column Feed | Infinitely Variable 0 to 13' FPM |
| T-Slot Size x Number | 15/32" x 1 |
| Maximum Table Load | 440 lbs |
| Table Speed | Infinitely Variable 0.032 to 49' FPM |
| Maximum Longitudinal Travel | 25 1/2" |
| Wheelhead Feed | Infinitely Variable 0-20IPM |
| Grinding Speed | 500 to 3,500 RPM |
| Power Rating | 10 HP |
| Grinding Wheel | 12" x 1-1/4" x 3" |
| Machine Weight | 8,700 lbs |
| Actual Dimensions of Machine | 118" x 92"W x 93"H |
| Equipped with | Fanuc OMC 3-Axis CNC Control, Fanuc Red Cap AC Servo Motors |
| Spindle Motor | 10 HP, 3/50-60/230-460 Volts |
| Other | Yaskawa "616PC5" Varispeed Drive for the Spindle |
| Other | Precision Ballscrews on Crossfeed, Elevating, and Table |
| Other | AC Servo Motor Drive on all 3 Axes |
| Electro-Magnetic Chuck | 8" x 18" |
| Other | Chuck Control Built-in to the Console |
| Other | Large Coolant System with Paper Filtration |
| Other | Full Enclosure |
| Other | Machine Wired for 3ph/50-60Hz/230 Volts |
| Standard Grinding Cycles | Criss-Cross, Surface, Plunge, and Pitch Modes |
| Other | Auto Wheel Dressing and Compensation |
| Other | Profile (Contour) Grinding, Creepfeed Grinding, Form Grinding, and Step Grinding Capabilities |
| Other | Extremely Rigid Spindle Supported by Six Angular Contact Ball Bearings |
| Other | Column Traverses on Precision Roller Bearings on Hardened and Ground Guideways |
| Other | T-Shape Design Machine Base for Heavy Duty Operations. |
Do you have a Chevalier FSG-B818CNC Year to sell?
We are actively seeking a 2000 Chevalier FSG-B818CNC CNC Column Type Surface Grinder. This robust machine features a table size of 8" x 18", making it ideal for a variety of grinding applications. With a maximum distance from the table to spindle centerline of 19" and a maximum longitudinal travel of 25 1/2", it provides excellent versatility for precision work. The cross travel can reach up to 11", and the table speed is infinitely variable from 0.032 to 49 feet per minute, allowing for tailored grinding speeds to suit your specific needs. The FSG-B818CNC is powered by a 10 HP spindle motor and utilizes a 12" x 1-1/4" x 3" grinding wheel, with grinding speeds ranging from 500 to 3,500 RPM.
It is equipped with advanced features such as the Fanuc OMC 3-Axis CNC Control and Fanuc Red Cap AC Servo Motors, ensuring high accuracy and efficiency in operations. The machine's precision ballscrews on the crossfeed, elevating, and table components further enhance its performance. Weighing in at 8,700 lbs, this grinder is designed for heavy-duty operations, featuring a T-shape design machine base that ensures stability and rigidity. The full enclosure and large coolant system with paper filtration contribute to a cleaner and safer working environment. Standard grinding cycles such as Criss-Cross, Surface, Plunge, and Pitch modes, along with auto wheel dressing and compensation, make this machine a versatile addition to any workshop.
If you have a 2000 Chevalier FSG-B818CNC CNC Column Type Surface Grinder that you are looking to sell, we invite you to reach out to us. At Superior Machine Tools, we specialize in purchasing used CNC machines and can offer you a competitive price for your equipment. Contact us today to discuss your sale!
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