CNC Horizontal Boring Mills

G&L T-4 (1976)

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MakeG&L

ModelT-4

Year1976

CategoryCNC Horizontal Boring Mills

ConditionUsed

G&L T-4 Specifications

Spindle Size	4" 101.6 mm
X-Horiz Tvl of Table	75" 1,905 mm
Y-Vert Tvl of Head	60" 1,524 mm
Power	25 hp 18.6 kW
RPM	1,300 RPM 1,300 RPM
Table-W	48" 1,219.2 mm.

Do you have a G&L T-4 to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1976 Giddings & Lewis Fraser T-4 CNC Horizontal Boring Mill. This machine is renowned for its robust performance and precision in various machining applications. With a 4" spindle size, it provides the strength needed for heavy-duty boring tasks. The T-4 features an impressive horizontal travel of 75" and a vertical travel of 60", making it suitable for large workpieces and intricate projects alike. Its powerful 25 hp motor ensures efficiency and reliability, reaching speeds of up to 1,300 RPM to handle a variety of materials with ease.

The spacious table dimensions of 48" in width and 75" in length offer ample support for large components, allowing for enhanced productivity in your operations. As a table-type boring mill, the T-4 is designed for stability and accuracy, ideal for industries that require high precision and durability. Whether you are in aerospace, automotive, or heavy machinery manufacturing, the Giddings & Lewis Fraser T-4 can meet your demanding needs. If you are looking to upgrade your equipment or simply need to sell your used CNC machines, we are here to help. Our team at Superior Machine Tools specializes in buying used CNC machines, and we offer competitive prices for quality equipment.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to get the best value for your Giddings & Lewis Fraser T-4. Contact us today to discuss your machine and get a quote. We look forward to helping you turn your surplus machinery into cash!

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