CNC Horizontal Boring Mills

Tos W100A Year (1988)

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ModelW100A Year

Year1988

CategoryCNC Horizontal Boring Mills

ConditionUsed

Tos W100A Year Specifications

Spindle Size	4"
X-Horiz Tvl of Table	63"
Y-Vert Tvl of Head	44"
Power	15 hp
RPM	1,120 RPM
Table-W	49.2"
Table-L	49.2"
Spindle Tvl	35.43"
Vertical Travel of Headstock	44"
Table Cross Travel	63"
Saddle Travel	49" x 49"
Other	Built In Power Rotary Table.

Do you have a Tos W100A Year to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1988 TOS VARNSDORF W100A horizontal boring mill. This robust machine features a 4" spindle size and is designed to handle a variety of machining tasks with precision and efficiency. With a maximum spindle speed of 1,120 RPM and a powerful 15 HP motor, the W100A is well-equipped for demanding applications. The horizontal travel of the table reaches an impressive 63", allowing for substantial workpiece sizes, while the vertical travel of the headstock is 44", providing versatility in positioning.

The machine is complemented by a 49.2" x 49.2" table, ensuring ample space for various components. Its saddle travel measures 49" x 49", further enhancing the machine's capability. Additionally, the integrated power rotary table adds an extra dimension of functionality, making the W100A a valuable asset for any machining operation. We understand the importance of getting the best value for your equipment, and our team is ready to provide a competitive offer for your used CNC machines.

If you have a 1988 TOS VARNSDORF W100A for sale, contact us today to discuss the details and see how we can help you maximize your return. Our streamlined process ensures a hassle-free experience, and we are committed to providing you with the best service possible. Don't wait — let us help you turn your surplus machinery into cash!

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