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Pfauter-Maag SH-250 Specifications
| Max Dia. Gear | 98.4" |
|---|---|
| Max. Tip Circle Dia. (Spur Gear) | 98.4" |
| Min. Tip Circle Dia. (Spur Gear) | 7.9" |
| Module Min Pitch w/ Rack-Type Cutter | .0875 DP (30) |
| Module Max Pitch w/ Rack-Type Cutter | 12.7 DP (2) |
| Module Max w/ Single-Tooth Cutter | .5 DP (50) |
| Min./ Max. Number of Teeth | 12/1000 |
| Helix Angle | Infinite |
| Max. Face Width (Spur Gear) | 26" |
| Max. Table Load | 33000 lbs. |
| Max. Ram Stroke | 27" |
| Min. Ram Stroke | 2.75" |
| Diameter of Work Table Bore | 16.5" |
| Work Table Bore Length | 47.2" |
| Machine Footprint (L X W) | 235" x 169" |
| Machine Height | 131" |
| Machine Weight | 84,000 lbs. |
Do you have a Pfauter-Maag SH-250 to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1974 MAAG SH-250 Gear Shaper to add to our inventory of high-quality used CNC machinery. This exceptional gear shaping machine is designed to handle a maximum diameter gear of 98.4 inches, making it ideal for those larger projects. With a min and max tip circle diameter for spur gears ranging from 7.9 inches to 98.4 inches, it offers flexibility for various gear sizes. The SH-250 is equipped with a rack-type cutter, enabling a minimum pitch of .0875 DP and a maximum pitch of 12.7 DP, providing versatility in gear production.
The machine can accommodate a minimum of 12 teeth and a maximum of 1000 teeth, catering to a wide range of gear configurations. With an infinite helix angle, this gear shaper allows for precise adjustments to meet specific manufacturing requirements. It boasts a maximum face width of 26 inches, ensuring that it can handle substantial gear widths, while the robust construction supports a maximum table load of 33,000 lbs, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications. With a ram stroke that varies from 2.75 inches to 27 inches, it offers considerable adaptability in shaping operations.
The diameter of the work table bore is 16.5 inches with a bore length of 47.2 inches, emphasizing its capability for larger workpieces. The machine's footprint measures 235 inches by 169 inches, with a height of 131 inches, and it weighs an impressive 84,000 lbs, underscoring its industrial-grade build. If you have a 1974 MAAG SH-250 Gear Shaper for sale, we want to hear from you! Contact us today to discuss how we can facilitate a smooth transaction and get you the best price for your equipment.
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