Direct procurement1996 Model

Sell your G&L 360C today.

MTE does not act as a broker, nor do we buy on consignment. We buy machinery and assets outright and arrange the pickup.

Make: G&L
Model: 360C
Year: 1996
Category: CNC Gantry & Portal Mills
Condition: Used / Surplus

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G&L 360C Specifications

Table Size-X: 120 inches
Table Size-Y: 120 inches
Table Dimensions: 120 inches x 120 inches
Table Weight Capacity: 75 Ton
Number of T-Slots: 11
T-Slot Size: 1-5/16 inches
B-Axis Rotation: 360,000 Positions
Table Height: 37 inches
Base Dimensions: 96 inches x 90 inches
Table Weight: 81,000 lbs

Do you have a G&L 360C to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1996 G&L 360C CNC Gantry & Portal Mill. This robust machine is designed for heavy-duty metal cutting applications, featuring a generous table size of 120 inches by 120 inches and a remarkable weight capacity of 75 tons. Its impressive B-axis rotation offers 360,000 positions, allowing for intricate machining operations and unparalleled precision. The G&L 360C boasts a sturdy construction with a base dimension of 96 inches by 90 inches, ensuring stability during operation.

The machine's table height is set at 37 inches, providing optimal accessibility for operators. With 11 T-slots measuring 1-5/16 inches, this CNC mill is equipped for versatile tooling setups, making it ideal for a variety of machining tasks. The overall table weight of 81,000 lbs further emphasizes its durability and capability for handling substantial workloads. Sellers often part with machines like the G&L 360C due to reasons such as upgrading to newer technology, downsizing their operations, or facility closures.

At Superior Machine Tools, we understand the changing needs of manufacturers and are committed to buying machines nationwide. If you have a G&L 360C or similar CNC machine that you are looking to sell, we invite you to reach out to us today. Let us help you turn your unused equipment into cash while you focus on your core business operations.