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Tos WHN 13 Discontinued Model Brand TOS VARNSDORF Type Horizontal Table Type Boring

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Tos WHN 13 Discontinued Model Brand TOS VARNSDORF Type Horizontal Table Type Boring

Sell your Tos WHN 13 Discontinued Model Brand TOS VARNSDORF Type Horizontal Table Type Boring today.

MakeTos
ModelWHN 13 Discontinued Model Brand TOS VARNSDORF Type Horizontal Table Type Boring
CategoryCNC Horizontal Boring Mills
ConditionUsed

Tos WHN 13 Discontinued Model Brand TOS VARNSDORF Type Horizontal Table Type Boring Specifications

TypeHorizontal Table Type Boring
Spindle Size5.1181"
X-Horiz Tvl of Table137.8"
Y-Vert Tvl of Head78.74"
Power51 hp
RPM800 RPM
Spindle Tvl1,250"
ControlCNC
Dimensions7500 x 7200 x 4900 mm
Weight38000 kg.

Do you have a Tos WHN 13 Discontinued Model Brand TOS VARNSDORF Type Horizontal Table Type Boring to sell?

We are actively seeking a TOS VARNSDORF WHN 13 Horizontal Table Type Boring machine. This discontinued model is known for its robust performance and precision in horizontal boring applications. With a spindle size of 5.1181 inches, it provides ample capacity for various machining tasks. The machine features a horizontal travel of 137.8 inches on the table and a vertical travel of 78.74 inches on the head, making it versatile for large workpieces.

Equipped with a powerful 51 hp motor, it operates at a maximum speed of 800 RPM, ensuring efficient material removal and high productivity. The spindle travel reaches an impressive 1,250 inches, allowing for deep and complex boring operations. This CNC-controlled machine has dimensions of 7500 x 7200 x 4900 mm and weighs approximately 38,000 kg, highlighting its substantial build quality and stability during operation. We understand the value of your equipment and offer competitive pricing for your used CNC machines.

If you have a TOS VARNSDORF WHN 13 or similar horizontal boring mill that you are looking to sell, contact us today for a hassle-free evaluation and a fair offer. Our team is committed to making the selling process smooth and rewarding for you. Let us help you turn your unused machinery into cash!

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