CNC Gear Machinery

Fellows Gear Shaper Co 4A VERSA (1981)

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Fellows Gear Shaper Co 4A VERSA (1981)

Sell your Fellows Gear Shaper Co 4A VERSA 1981 today.

MakeFellows Gear Shaper Co
Model4A VERSA
Year1981
CategoryCNC Gear Machinery
ConditionUsed

Fellows Gear Shaper Co 4A VERSA Specifications

Max Pitch Diameter External/Internal10"
Max DP - Spur Gears4 DP
Max DP - Helical Gears5 DP
Max Face Width, External4"
Max Face Width, Internal3-4"
Max Helix Angle w/Std. Guides45 degrees
Max Workpiece/Fixture Clearance Height17"

Do you have a Fellows Gear Shaper Co 4A VERSA to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1981 Fellows 4A Versa gear shaper. This machine is a vital asset for any workshop specializing in CNC gear machinery, offering a range of impressive specifications that can enhance your production capabilities. The Fellows 4A Versa is designed to handle a maximum pitch diameter of 10 inches, making it versatile for both external and internal gear shaping. With the ability to work with spur gears up to 4 DP and helical gears up to 5 DP, this machine is ideal for a variety of gear manufacturing tasks.

One of the standout features of the 4A Versa is its maximum face width, which allows for external gears up to 4 inches and internal gears ranging from 3 to 4 inches. This flexibility makes it suitable for producing a wide range of gear types, accommodating different design specifications. Additionally, the machine can handle a maximum helix angle of 45 degrees with standard guides, ensuring that you can tackle complex gear designs with precision. The clearance height of 17 inches for workpieces and fixtures provides ample space for various setups, allowing for efficient operation and ease of use.

This combination of features makes the 1981 Fellows 4A Versa a reliable choice for professionals in the gear manufacturing industry. If you have a 1981 Fellows 4A Versa gear shaper that you are looking to sell, we at Superior Machine Tools are ready to make you a competitive offer. We specialize in purchasing used CNC machines and ensure a seamless transaction process. Reach out to us today to discuss your machine and how we can assist you in selling it.

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