We have a King Rich KRL 360 CNC Teach lathe for sale
Stock # 4176
Specifications are as follows
- Proto Trak SLX CNC Control
- Spindle Nose D1-6 Camlock
- Spindle speed range Low 50 to 1410 rpm/High 100-4000rpm
- Main motor HP/KW 7.5/5.5
- Max Turning Dia 225mm over saddle
- Max Turning length 750mm
- Hole through spindle 52mm
- Supply voltage needed 415 volt
- Overall dimensions Machine 2250mm x 1250mm x 1820mm High
- Weight Machine approx 2200kgs
- Year of Manufacture of machine is 2015
- Control was installed in 2018
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Accessories included
- Quick Change Toolpost and tool holders
- 3 Jaw Chuck
Features
- Teach in Software
- Coolant system
- Worklight
We recommend customers visit our warehouse to inspect the machinery in person. Our team is more than happy to offer to test run the equipment to give you the peace of mind that it will perform to your requirements before making a purchase. That way, you can make an informed decision and feel confident in your investment. We pride ourselves on providing exceptional customer service and believe that this personalized approach allows us to exceed your expectations.
We welcome any inquiries about the machine and invite you to contact us at 03-9720-3922
We would like to extend a note to all prospective customers. We are happy to provide details of freight companies that transport machines anywhere in Australia or worldwide. However, we want to remind customers that the machines are not insured during transport by either the transport companies or Newmac Equipment. We strongly advise that customers speak with their usual insurance company to take out transport insurance.
Considering selling your machinery?
We are always interested in purchasing metalworking machinery & surplus equipment, if you have one machine or a number of machines you need gone, please feel free contact us here at Newmac Equipment.
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