Poreba TCG 125/10M Discontinued Model Brand POREBA Type Engine Lathes Looking for a USE
Sell your Poreba TCG 125/10M Discontinued Model Brand POREBA Type Engine Lathes Looking for a USE today.
Poreba TCG 125/10M Discontinued Model Brand POREBA Type Engine Lathes Looking for a USE Specifications
| Type | Engine Lathes |
|---|---|
| Swing | 49.213" |
| Centers | 393.7" |
| Spindle Bore | 4.1339" |
| Power | 100.6 hp |
| RPM | 315 RPM |
| Swing Over Cross Slide | 37.008" |
| Dimensions | 14700 x 2200 x 1930 |
| Weight | 35 ton |
Do you have a Poreba TCG 125/10M Discontinued Model Brand POREBA Type Engine Lathes Looking for a USE to sell?
We are actively seeking a POREBA TCG 125/10M Engine Lathe to purchase. This discontinued model is renowned for its robust engineering and reliable performance in the CNC machining industry. With an impressive swing of 49.213 inches and a generous distance between centers of 393.7 inches, this lathe is designed to handle a variety of large workpieces with ease. The spindle bore of 4.1339 inches and a powerful 100.6 hp engine ensure that it can tackle even the most demanding tasks, while reaching a maximum RPM of 315 allows for efficient machining operations.
The POREBA TCG 125/10M isn't just powerful; it's also built for precision. With a swing over the cross slide of 37.008 inches, it provides ample room for intricate machining processes. Its substantial dimensions of 14700 x 2200 x 1930 mm and a weight of 35 tons underscore its durability and stability, making it a trusted choice for heavy-duty applications. At Superior Machine Tools, we understand the value of quality machinery, and we are committed to providing fair offers for your used CNC machines.
If you're looking to sell your POREBA TCG 125/10M, we make the process seamless and straightforward. Our team of experts is ready to assess your machine and offer you a competitive price that reflects its condition and market demand. Don't miss out on the opportunity to turn your unused equipment into cash. Contact us today to discuss your POREBA TCG 125/10M Engine Lathe and discover how easy it is to sell your machine with Superior Machine Tools.
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