Tos WD-130B Discontinued Model Brand TOS Type Horizontal Floor Type Boring Mills Con
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Tos WD-130B Discontinued Model Brand TOS Type Horizontal Floor Type Boring Mills Con Specifications
| Type | Horizontal Floor Type Boring Mills |
|---|---|
| Spindle Size | 5.1" |
| X-Horiz Tvl of Col | 125" |
| Y-Vert Tvl of Head | 90" |
| Power | 24 hp |
| RPM | 1,000 RPM |
| Table-W | 98" |
| Table-L | 98" |
| Z-Spdl Tvl | 44" |
| Control | CNC (SIEMENS 802DSL) |
| Weight | 25000 (KGS) |
Do you have a Tos WD-130B Discontinued Model Brand TOS Type Horizontal Floor Type Boring Mills Con to sell?
We are actively seeking a TOS WD-130B Horizontal Floor Type Boring Mill. This discontinued model is a highly sought-after piece of machinery known for its robust construction and precision engineering, making it ideal for a variety of heavy-duty machining applications. With a spindle size of 5.1 inches, the WD-130B can handle substantial workpieces, and its impressive horizontal travel of 125 inches allows for extensive machining capabilities. The vertical travel of the head reaches up to 90 inches, providing versatility for different operations.
Powered by a reliable 24 horsepower motor, this machine can achieve spindle speeds of up to 1,000 RPM, making it efficient for high-speed operations. The generous table dimensions of 98 inches by 98 inches offer ample surface area for large components, while the Z-axis spindle travel of 44 inches enhances its capability to perform deep boring tasks. Equipped with a CNC control system featuring the SIEMENS 802DSL, the TOS WD-130B allows for precise automation and programmability, which is essential for modern manufacturing processes. Its robust weight of 25,000 kilograms ensures stability during operation, reducing vibrations and improving machining accuracy.
If you have a TOS WD-130B Horizontal Floor Type Boring Mill that you are considering selling, we at Superior Machine Tools are interested. We specialize in purchasing used CNC machines and can offer you a competitive price for your equipment. Contact us today to discuss your machine's specifications and how we can assist you in selling it. Your TOS WD-130B deserves a new home where it can continue to deliver precision and performance!
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