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Sell your Nidec Machine Tool KYORI SERIES ANEX-60-II Discontinued Model Brand NIDEC MINSTER Type High Speed P 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: Nidec Machine Tool
Model: KYORI SERIES ANEX-60-II Discontinued Model Brand NIDEC MINSTER Type High Speed P
Category: CNC Press Brakes
Condition: Used / Surplus

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Nidec Machine Tool KYORI SERIES ANEX-60-II Discontinued Model Brand NIDEC MINSTER Type High Speed P Specifications

Type: High Speed Press
Tonnage: 60
Bed Width: 23.622"
Bed Length: 43.307"
SPM: 650

Do you have a Nidec Machine Tool KYORI SERIES ANEX-60-II Discontinued Model Brand NIDEC MINSTER Type High Speed P to sell?

We are actively seeking a NIDEC MINSTER KYORI SERIES ANEX-60-II High Speed Production Press. This discontinued model is renowned for its exceptional performance and reliability, making it a sought-after choice for manufacturers looking to enhance their production capabilities. With a powerful tonnage of 60, this press is designed to handle demanding tasks with ease. It features a bed width of 23.622 inches and a bed length of 43.307 inches, providing ample workspace for various applications.

The impressive speed of 650 strokes per minute (SPM) ensures that your production line operates efficiently, maximizing output while maintaining quality. As a buyer of used CNC machines, we understand the value of high-performance equipment like the KYORI SERIES ANEX-60-II. If you have this model available, we would love to discuss purchasing it from you. Our team is committed to providing competitive offers and a smooth transaction process.

Don't miss the opportunity to sell your NIDEC MINSTER KYORI SERIES ANEX-60-II High Speed Production Press to a trusted buyer that values your equipment. Contact us today to get a fair market quote and see how easy it is to turn your surplus machinery into cash.