Okamoto PSG-124 Discontinued Model Brand OKAMOTO Type Reciprocating Surface Grinders Loo
Sell your Okamoto PSG-124 Discontinued Model Brand OKAMOTO Type Reciprocating Surface Grinders Loo today.
Okamoto PSG-124 Discontinued Model Brand OKAMOTO Type Reciprocating Surface Grinders Loo Specifications
| Type | Reciprocating Surface Grinders |
|---|---|
| Table Width | 12" |
| Table Length | 24" |
| Spindle Orientation | Vertical |
| Power | 5 hp |
| Grinding Wheel Width | 2" |
| Grinding Wheel Diameter | 12" |
| Dimensions | 108 x 76 |
| Weight | 5300 |
Do you have a Okamoto PSG-124 Discontinued Model Brand OKAMOTO Type Reciprocating Surface Grinders Loo to sell?
We are actively seeking a used OKAMOTO PSG-124 Reciprocating Surface Grinder. This high-quality CNC grinding machine is known for its reliability and precision, making it a valuable asset in any machining environment. The PSG-124 features a robust design with a table width of 12 inches and a table length of 24 inches, providing ample space for various grinding applications. With a powerful 5 hp motor, this machine is capable of handling demanding tasks with ease.
The grinder's vertical orientation allows for efficient and accurate surface finishing, while the grinding wheel diameter of 12 inches and width of 2 inches ensures effective material removal. Measuring 108 inches in length and 76 inches in width, and weighing in at 5,300 pounds, the OKAMOTO PSG-124 is built to last and perform under pressure. Its discontinued status only adds to its appeal, as many manufacturers are looking for reliable used equipment to enhance their production capabilities. If you're looking to sell your OKAMOTO PSG-124, we offer competitive pricing and a straightforward selling process.
We understand the value of your equipment and are committed to providing you with an excellent experience. Don't let your unused machinery take up space; turn it into cash today. Contact us now to discuss your OKAMOTO PSG-124 and see how we can help you get the best deal possible. Whether you're upgrading your equipment or simply looking to sell, we are here to assist you every step of the way.
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