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Haas MULTIGRIND AF Sold (2009)

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Haas MULTIGRIND AF Sold (2009)

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MakeHaas
ModelMULTIGRIND AF Sold
Year2009
CategoryCNC Grinding Machines
ConditionUsed

Haas MULTIGRIND AF Sold Specifications

X-Axis Travel21.6"
Y-Axis Travel12"
Z-Axis Travel12"
C-Axis Rotation300 Degrees
A-Axis Center Height7"
A-Axis Rotation Speed1000 RPM
Linear Axis Resolution.00002"
Feed Rate Linear680 IPM
Rotary Axis Resolution.001 Degree
Feed Rate Rotary C-Axis100 RPM
Electrics480/3/60
Approximate Machine Dimensions w/o Robot70" x 98"
Approximate Machine Height108"
Approximate Machine Weight17,000 Lbs.

Do you have a Haas MULTIGRIND AF Sold to sell?

We are actively seeking a 2009 Haas MULTIGRIND AF profile grinder. This exceptional CNC grinding machine is known for its precision and versatility, making it ideal for a variety of applications in the manufacturing sector. The MULTIGRIND AF boasts impressive specifications, including an X-axis travel of 21.6 inches, a Y-axis travel of 12 inches, and a Z-axis travel of 12 inches, allowing for intricate and detailed grinding operations. The machine features a C-axis rotation capability of 300 degrees, providing enhanced flexibility in machining complex profiles.

With an A-axis center height of 7 inches and a rotation speed of up to 1000 RPM, it ensures high efficiency and accuracy in every operation. The linear axis resolution of .00002 inches and a feed rate of 680 inches per minute highlight its capability to deliver precision results at high speeds. Additionally, the rotary axis resolution of .001 degree and a feed rate of 100 RPM for the C-axis further enhance its performance, making it a sought-after machine in the market. Rated at 480 volts with a three-phase connection, this machine has approximate dimensions of 70 inches by 98 inches and a height of 108 inches, weighing around 17,000 pounds.

If you own a 2009 Haas MULTIGRIND AF and are looking to sell, we are here to help. Superior Machine Tools offers competitive pricing and a hassle-free selling process. Contact us today to get a fair offer and turn your unused machinery into cash!

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