CNC Gear Machinery

Schiess RFH 30 (1982)

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Schiess RFH 30 (1982)

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MakeSchiess
ModelRFH 30
Year1982
CategoryCNC Gear Machinery
ConditionUsed

Schiess RFH 30 Specifications

Max wheel Gear Ø3150 mm
CNC typeSIEMENS 840 D
Engine power45 kW.

Do you have a Schiess RFH 30 to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1982 SCHIESS RFH 30 CNC gear hobbing machine. This robust piece of machinery is known for its precision and efficiency in producing high-quality gears. With a maximum wheel gear diameter of 3150 mm, the RFH 30 is capable of handling a variety of gear sizes, making it an excellent choice for companies looking to enhance their production capabilities. Equipped with a powerful 45 kW engine, this machine ensures reliable performance and the ability to tackle demanding tasks with ease.

The CNC type SIEMENS 840 D control system further enhances its usability, allowing for precise programming and operation. At Superior Machine Tools, we understand the value of your equipment and are committed to providing a seamless selling experience. If you're considering selling your SCHIESS RFH 30, we offer competitive prices and a straightforward process to help you get the best return on your investment. Our team of experts is ready to assist you, whether you have questions about the selling process or need an appraisal for your machine.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to maximize the value of your used CNC gear hobbing machine. Contact us today for a consultation and let us help you sell your SCHIESS RFH 30 with ease.

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