This 2021 YCM NCV102AM is a fully equipped 3‑axis VMC with a 1020×520×540 mm work area, 12,000 rpm BT40 spindle, and Fanuc MXP‑200FA control. Located in China under stock number 812449, it suits automotive, mold/die, medical, and general precision parts manufacturing. Inspect under power today. Stock Availability and Purchase Rationale The YCM NCV102AM (stock 812449) is a used 2021 machine located in China after a line upgrade. It comes fully configured: Fanuc MXP‑200FA CNC, 12,000 rpm BT40 spindle, and 24‑tool arm‑type ATC — exactly the specification that made the NCV102AM a proven mid‑range VMC. Key Specifications and Shop‑Floor Performance The technical parameters below directly impact daily output. Travels (X / Y / Z) 1020 × 520 × 540 mm Table size 1120 × 520 mm Spindle nose to table distance 140 – 680 mm Spindle speed 12,000 rpm Spindle motor power 18.5 kW Spindle taper BT40 Rapid feeds (X / Y / Z) 24 / 24 / 16 m/min Tool magazine 24 tools, arm‑type (ATC) CNC system Fanuc MXP‑200FA Machine origin Taiwan Current location China Build year 2021 Work Envelope and Table Capacity The 1020 mm X‑travel and 1120×520 mm table accommodate mid‑size parts. You can fixture multiple small workpieces or a single mold base up to about 900 mm long. The 140–680 mm spindle‑to‑table clearance allows tall parts or a 4th‑axis rotary without compromising tool access. Spindle Performance and Material Range The 12,000 rpm direct‑drive spindle (18.5 kW) provides a broad speed range. It handles high‑speed aluminum profiling and still delivers low‑end torque for steel face milling and mold cavity work. The BT40 taper balances rigidity and tooling cost — holders are widely available. With the Fanuc control's look‑ahead, the machine holds tight tool paths during 3D contouring. Non‑Cut Time and Tool Management Rapid feeds of 24 m/min (X/Y) and 16 m/min (Z) minimize idle time. The 24‑tool arm‑type ATC changes tools quickly, supporting multi‑operation parts — drilling, tapping, roughing, and finishing — in one setup. This done‑in‑one approach is ideal for contract manufacturing and high‑mix job shops. Applications Across Key Industries The NCV102AM is a versatile platform suited to automotive, mold & die, aerospace tooling, medical, and electronics work. Automotive and Tier‑1 Suppliers Engine brackets, transmission housings, sensor mounts, and suspension parts fit in the 1020 mm X‑stroke. Spindle power enables efficient roughing of cast iron and aluminum; 12,000 rpm handles finishing. The 24‑tool ATC supports fast changeovers for medium‑volume runs. Mold & Die Making Core and cavity machining for injection, die‑casting, and blow molds fits well. 540 mm Z‑travel accommodates deep cavities. BT40 high‑speed spindle and Fanuc NURBS interpolation produce smooth, accurate 3D surfaces. The machine also handles electrode machining. Aerospace Tooling and Components The NCV102AM is not a 5‑axis profiler but works well for secondary ops, fixtures, jigs, and non‑critical flight parts in aluminum 7075 or mild steel. Its rigid cast construction maintains stability during interrupted stainless steel cuts. Medical Device and Electronics Implant components, surgical instrument bodies, and electronic chassis demand tight tolerances and good finishes. Fanuc control thermal compensation and fast acceleration ensure consistent parts. The machine also suits small batches of aluminum heat sinks or copper electrodes. This versatility reduces risk for multi‑customer shops. The NCV102AM can handle overflow from an HMC line, prototype mold inserts, or run weekend batches of electronic housings — a true multi‑purpose asset. Frequently Asked Questions Is the YCM NCV102AM still available? Yes, stock #812449 is in our warehouse and available. We update inventory weekly — contact us for same‑day confirmation. Can I inspect the machine before purchasing? Absolutely. We encourage on‑site inspection. You can power up and test the machine in China. Please schedule at least 48 hours ahead so we can have it ready for demo. What applications is this machine suited for? It’s a versatile all‑rounder for automotive parts, mold & die, aerospace tooling, medical devices, and electronics housings. Its 1020 mm X‑travel and 12k rpm BT40 spindle cover a wide range from small‑batch job shop work to medium‑volume production. What checks should I perform during an on‑site inspection? Key checks include: spindle runout and drawbar force, axis backlash via ballbar, way cover and coolant tank condition, ATC arm alignment, and review of Fanuc error history and power‑on hours. What makes this used YCM NCV102AM a strong purchase candidate? The 2021 build, Fanuc control, generous travels, and 12,000 rpm spindle provide a flexible platform. It’s located in China, available for inspection — eliminating the risk of remote buying.

This pre-owned Mazak FJV-35/60 L is a Japanese-built, 2021 vertical machining center with 1740 × 860 × 650 mm axis travels, a BT50 spindle, and a 30-tool magazine. It suits shops that need one versatile platform for heavy mold work, multi-face structural components, and mixed-volume production. Currently in stock under inventory #812462, the machine is located in China and available for immediate inspection. For procurement teams evaluating late-model capacity with broad material flexibility, this FJV-35/60 L offers a compelling cost-to-capability ratio. Stock Status and Procurement Value Stock number 812462 identifies a pre-owned Mazak FJV-35/60 L built in Japan and currently located in China. As a 2021 production unit, it represents a relatively recent control and mechanical generation — this narrows the typical risk window buyers face with older machining centers. The machine is under power and open for physical inspection. Buyers who require documented axis geometry, spindle health, and tool changer performance can schedule a visit and run their own acceptance criteria. From a procurement standpoint, the value lies in securing a large-envelope Mazak VMC without the lead time and capital outlay of a new factory order. The combination of BT50 spindle rigidity, 10,000 rpm capability, and a 30-tool magazine means this single machine can replace several lighter-duty VMCs in a cell. The oil chiller and air-oil lubrication already fitted to the spindle further support sustained accuracy — a meaningful advantage for shops running long cycles or harder materials. Key Specifications and Production Readiness The specifications below are taken from the machine's datasheet. Each parameter ties directly to real-world production behavior so you can assess whether this FJV-35/60 L matches your part envelope and cutting requirements. X / Y / Z Travel1740 × 860 × 650 mm Table Size1740 × 750 mm T‑Slots (W × number × pitch)18 × 5 × 150 mm Spindle TaperBT50 Spindle Speed10,000 rpm Tool Magazine30 tools Spindle CoolingOil chiller + air‑oil lubrication Chip ManagementChip conveyor included Overall Dimensions (with conveyor)4000 × 5800 × 3300 mm Z‑axis motor removal height3000 mm Large travel envelope and table capacity. The 1740 mm X-axis stroke paired with a 1740 × 750 mm table allows the machine to handle long mold bases, frame plates, or multiple vises in a single setup. The 650 mm Z-axis clearance accommodates tall workpieces and longer tooling, while five T-slots on 150 mm pitch provide flexible clamping for irregular castings or dedicated fixtures. BT50 spindle with 10,000 rpm. BT50 is the industry-standard choice for heavy milling, large face mills, and deep boring. At 10,000 rpm, the spindle also covers aluminum roughing and finishing speeds, making this machine viable for both steel mold inserts and non-ferrous structural parts. The oil chiller controls thermal drift during extended cycles, and air-oil lubrication delivers rapid bearing response without the heat buildup associated with grease-lubricated spindles. 30-tool magazine and chip conveyor. A 30-station magazine supports multi-operation workflows with fewer tool-change interruptions. Combined with the chip conveyor, the machine handles continuous chip generation in steel or cast iron without operator intervention — a must-have for unattended or lights-out shifts. Is This Machine Right for Your Production? The Mazak FJV-35/60 L is essentially a large-format vertical machining center that bridges the gap between dedicated heavy-duty mills and flexible job-shop VMCs. Its design appeals to factories that can't afford to tie a machine to a single part family. The combination of wide travels, BT50 rigidity, and moderate spindle speed creates a versatile profile suited to: Automotive: engine block fixtures, suspension components, transmission housings, and prototype parts where cast iron and aluminum run on the same line. Aerospace: structural ribs, bulkheads, and tooling plates in aluminum and titanium — the 10,000 rpm BT50 spindle handles high-torque roughing and then switches to finishing tools without a machine change. Mold making: large injection mold bases, die casting dies, and blow mold plates up to 1740 mm in length. The table weight capacity and T-slot layout support heavy mold sets straight from the overhead crane. Medical devices: stainless steel instrument trays, implant trial molds, and assembly fixtures; spindle cooling helps hold tolerance on long-run surgical device components. Electronics and general industrial: heat sinks, chassis panels, vacuum chamber plates, and mounting frames — all benefit from the machine's ability to move between aggressive roughing and fine finishing in a single clamping. If your shop regularly switches between part geometries, material grades, and batch sizes, this FJV-35/60 L deserves a close look precisely because it was built as a "one machine, many applications" platform. The Japanese build pedigree and 2021 production year add a layer of confidence for buyers who need predictable uptime across a varied job mix. Frequently Asked Questions What is the current stock status of this Mazak FJV-35/60 L? The machine is in stock under inventory number 812462 and is located in China. It is available for immediate inspection and can be prepared for shipment once the purchase is confirmed. Can I inspect the Mazak FJV-35/60 L before finalizing a purchase? Yes. Physical inspection at the China location is encouraged. Buyers are advised to check spindle condition, axis movement, tool changer function, and overall mechanical integrity. Is this machining center suitable for heavy-duty mold work? Absolutely. The BT50 spindle taper, large worktable, and rigid column design make it capable of roughing and finishing steel mold bases, die sets, and large injection molds within its 1740 mm X-travel. What spindle support features help maintain accuracy? The spindle is equipped with an oil chiller and air-oil lubrication system. These features stabilize temperature and lubricate bearings efficiently — especially important during long-cycle cutting or when holding tight tolerances. Should I be concerned about the machine being located outside my country? Logistics are manageable. The machine's dimensions are known (4000 × 5800 × 3300 mm with conveyor), and it is ready for crating. Many buyers arrange international shipment through specialized machinery forwarders; the China location offers straightforward container or flat-rack loading. How quickly can I obtain a quotation and arrange an inspection? Inquiry response is typically within one business day. You can request detailed photos, a short video of axis movement, and schedule an on-site visit. Stock availability is current, but serious buyers are advised to confirm interest early.

A pre-owned Goodway GCL-2L CNC lathe (2019) with FANUC 0i-TD control is now available on the used machinery market and open for immediate inspection. Delivering 400 mm swing over bed, 230 mm maximum turning diameter, and 600 mm turning length, this horizontal turning center is built for medium-duty production across automotive, aerospace, medical device, and general engineering shops. Its 15 kW spindle motor, 4,500 rpm top speed, and 52 mm bar capacity make it a versatile single-machine solution for shafts, bushings, connectors, and mold components. Located in China and ready for powered evaluation, this unit gives buyers a fast path to near-current capability without new-machine lead times. Market Availability & Inspection Readiness Stock number 812455 identifies a single 2019-built Goodway GCL-2L that has recently come onto the market. The machine is located in China and can be inspected under power by appointment. Because this is a physical, on-hand unit — not a consignment or remote listing — procurement managers can assess actual condition, spindle runout, and control response before committing. The pairing of a Taiwan-built machine with a widely supported FANUC control makes this lathe a practical choice for factories looking to add capacity without waiting on factory-order delivery. The value lies in its balanced work envelope: large enough for typical job-shop parts, yet compact enough for cellular layouts. Compared with ordering a new equivalent, acquiring this used GCL-2L can significantly shorten the commissioning timeline, assuming the inspection confirms mechanical and electrical integrity. The machine also comes with standard tooling readiness — the A2-6 spindle nose ensures broad chuck and collet compatibility. Key Specifications & What They Mean on the Shop Floor MAX SWING OVER BED: 400 mm MAX TURNING DIAMETER: 230 mm MAX TURNING LENGTH: 600 mm SPINDLE BORE: 52 mm SPINDLE MOTOR: 15 kW SPINDLE SPEED: 4500 rpm SPINDLE NOSE: A2-6 CNC CONTROL: FANUC 0i-TD Swing and turning diameter: The 400 mm swing accommodates raw stock up to that diameter, while the 230 mm maximum turning diameter determines the finished part envelope. This combination works well for medium-batch flanges, pulleys, and bearing housings. A turning length of 600 mm covers typical shaft work found in hydraulic cylinders, gearbox shafts, and spindle components, without demanding an oversized machine footprint. Spindle motor (15 kW) and 4,500 rpm: These figures deliver enough torque for roughing steel and stainless steel, while the high rpm range supports fine finishing on aluminum or brass parts. Shops that require both heavy cuts and precise surface finishes will benefit from this speed-power balance. A 52 mm spindle bore enables bar feeding of diameters up to 52 mm, boosting unattended productivity when paired with a bar loader — an important detail for high-mix, medium-volume operations. The A2-6 spindle nose is standard in its class, meaning chucks, collet chucks, and face drivers are readily sourced. FANUC 0i-TD control supports standard G-code and canned cycles, so existing part programs or CAM posts can be transferred with minimal editing. which operations should consider this machine now The Goodway GCL-2L suits a broad range of production environments precisely because its specifications are neither too small nor overly specialized. Below are the typical profiles that gain immediate value from this used CNC lathe: Automotive parts suppliers: producing wheel hubs, brake pistons, alternator shafts, and small transmission components within the 230 mm turning diameter. Aerospace subcontractors: machining hydraulic fittings, bushings, and small structural parts where FANUC control reliability and consistent turn-mill prep work matter. Mold & die shops: turning ejector pins, guide pillars, and core inserts up to 600 mm long, often from tool steels that capitalize on the spindle torque. Medical device manufacturers: crafting orthopedic implants, bone screws, and surgical instrument bodies from stainless or titanium, taking advantage of high-rpm finishing passes. Electronics & connector producers: small, precision parts such as sensor housings and connector shells, supported by the 4,500 rpm capability and crisp FANUC interpolation. General job shops: the "one machine, many applications" flexibility reduces the need for multiple lathe sizes when handling mixed batches of prototypes and repeat orders. Frequently Asked Questions Is the Goodway GCL-2L CNC lathe still in stock and available? Yes, this 2019 unit is physically in stock and available for inspection. It has not been sold and can be reserved for evaluation. Can I visit and inspect the machine before purchasing? Absolutely. An in-person, powered inspection is encouraged. You can verify spindle runout, control operation, and axis movement at our Dongguan location. What kind of parts can this used CNC lathe realistically produce? It handles parts up to 230 mm diameter and 600 mm long — typical shafts, flanges, bushings, connectors, and medical/mold components in steel, stainless, aluminum, and engineering plastics. Is the FANUC 0i-TD control compatible with our existing programs? Generally yes. The 0i-TD uses standard G-code and ISO programming, so most CAM postprocessors and existing FANUC programs can be adapted with minor modifications. How quickly can the machine be put into production after purchase? Because it is a complete, functional used lathe, commissioning mainly involves transport, leveling, and connection to power. Depending on your facility readiness, it can begin cutting parts shortly after relocation. What makes this GCL-2L more versatile than other used CNC lathes? Its combination of 4,500 rpm top speed, 15 kW power, 52 mm bore, and 600 mm turning length allows it to shift between small-lot precision work and heavier automotive jobs — one machine covering multiple production styles.

The Used Sodick AQ750L Wire EDM is a fully submerged wire-cut electrical discharge machine built in Japan by Sodick — a name that has led EDM technology for decades. This specific unit, stock number 812398, was manufactured in 2010 and is currently housed at our facility, where buyers can inspect it under power. X, Y, and Z axis travels come in at 700 × 500 × 400 mm, and the worktable measures approximately 1050 × 750 mm — giving the machine ample capacity for medium-to-large die and mold components without compromise. U/V axis travels of 770 × 520 mm enable complex taper cutting and simultaneous contouring that smaller wire EDMs simply cannot deliver. The wire diameter range spans 0.15–0.30 mm, so shops can switch between fast roughing and fine finishing on a single machine. That makes the AQ750L a genuine all-rounder for factories producing automotive dies, aerospace parts, medical devices, injection molds, and electronics tooling. For procurement managers evaluating a used wire EDM that can serve multiple production lines, this machine is a cost-effective, immediately available answer. Stock Status and buying value This AQ750L is physically in stock at our location — it is not a brokered listing, nor does it require sourcing from an overseas end user. Stock number 812398 can be visited, operated, and evaluated without delay. That level of transparency is uncommon in the used EDM market and gives buyers a decisive edge when verifying machine condition and production suitability. From a financial standpoint, a used AQ750L is a strategic acquisition. A comparable new wire EDM with similar travels and cutting envelope would typically list at a price several multiples above this pre-owned option, with delivery lead times stretching beyond three months in many regions. The immediate availability of this unit translates directly into production uptime: a factory can often integrate it into active operations within two weeks of purchase. When you factor in Sodick's robust parts supply and the wide network of independent EDM technicians, the total cost of ownership for a well-maintained 2010 AQ750L frequently undercuts both leasing and new purchase scenarios — while delivering the same fundamental cutting performance for most general machining tasks. Key Specifications and Production Readiness Every specification on the AQ750L has a direct impact on shop floor output. Below, we translate the numbers into practical meaning. Travels X/Y/Z: 700 × 500 × 400 mm. These are the programmable working strokes. A 700 mm X-axis means the machine can traverse fully across a long die plate without re-clamping. The 400 mm Z height accommodates thick molds, forging dies, and stacked components. Many smaller wire EDMs top out at 400–500 mm of X travel, limiting their ability to process longer parts in a single setup. Worktable size: 1050 × 750 mm. The table extends beyond the travels, providing generous room for clamping fixtures outside the cutting area. This matters on jobs that require precise alignment of large, irregularly shaped workpieces. U/V axis travel: 770 × 520 mm. The upper head moves independently in these axes, enabling accurate taper angles. For shops cutting die relief angles, draft angles on molds, or multi-level profiles, these generous strokes mean fewer compromises on part geometry. Maximum workpiece dimensions: 1050 × 750 × 400 mm. The machine tank and structure are built to immerse and cut a full-size block of this scale. Check your largest expected part size against these numbers — if it fits, the machine can likely handle the job. Wire diameter range: 0.15–0.30 mm. The 0.15 mm wire is indispensable for inside sharp corners and fine details typical of medical or electronic components. The 0.30 mm wire supports aggressive roughing, boosting material removal rates when cycle time is critical. Having both capabilities in a single machine eliminates the need for separate fine-wire and heavy-wire EDMs. Machine envelope: 2750 × 2050 × 2350 mm. Plan for a floor area of at least 3.0 × 3.5 meters to accommodate the dielectric tank, chiller, and operator workspace. The 2350 mm height clears standard factory ceilings, but confirm there are no overhead obstructions. Wire guide and linear drive: The AQ series is known for Sodick's linear motor drive on the X and Y axes in many configurations, which reduces mechanical wear and improves contouring accuracy. Even after years of service, these drives tend to hold repeatability better than conventional ballscrew drives — provided they have been kept clean and dry. Frequently Asked Questions Is this Sodick AQ750L wire EDM physically in stock and available to inspect?Yes. Stock number 812398 is located at our China facility. It is ready for on-site inspection and can be demonstrated under power upon appointment.What condition is the used AQ750L in — is it fully operational?The machine is sold in used condition. It is operational and available for testing during inspection. We recommend that potential buyers personally observe the machine running a test cut to verify its current accuracy, surface finish, and overall condition.What industries and parts does the AQ750L suit best?Its travels, taper capability, and wire range make it suitable for automotive die making, aerospace parts, injection molds, medical device components, and electronics tooling. Any shop needing a balance of large workpiece capacity and fine‑detail cutting will find this model appropriate.How do the travels of this machine compare to other used wire EDMs?With X/Y/Z travels of 700 × 500 × 400 mm, the AQ750L sits at the upper end of the medium‑size class. Many popular used wire EDMs have X travels around 400–500 mm, making this unit significantly more capable for long mold plates and dies.What are the most important aspects to check before buying?Key checks include: axis geometric accuracy (backlash, out‑of‑round), wear on wire guides and power contacts, dielectric system integrity, control functionality, and physical condition of the tank and table. See our full Inspection Points section above for detailed guidance.Can the machine be shipped internationally, and how soon could production start?Shipping can be arranged to most global destinations. After completion of inspection and payment, the machine can typically be prepared for transport within a few business days. The exact timeline to production start depends on local customs clearance and integration at the buyer's facility, but it is generally measured in weeks rather than months.

The Takumi V15 is a heavy-duty vertical machining center manufactured by the Taiwanese machine tool builder Jiangze Machinery. This specific unit, stock #812399, is a 2007 model currently located in China, and is available for immediate inspection. Equipped with a FANUC 21i-MB control, a 24-tool magazine, and a BT50 gear-driven spindle, it delivers a generous work envelope of 1600 × 700 × 650 mm (X×Y×Z). For shops that regularly machine medium to large parts—mold bases, structural weldments, automotive subframes, or heavy fixture plates—the V15 brings table capacity and spindle torque that many smaller, modern VMCs simply cannot match. This page details the machine's specifications, its suitability across multiple industries, and what a buyer should evaluate before purchase, while confirming that this pre-owned Jiangze V15 is in stock and ready for a hands-on inspection. Stock Status and Procurement Value Stock #812399 is a single pre-owned Takumi V15 held at a facility. The machine has not been sold into a new production environment; it is available on a first-inquiry basis. For a buyer who needs a large-frame VMC without the lead time and capital expenditure of a new machine, this unit represents a short-lead-time opportunity. While the machine is 18 years old, its core design—a heavily ribbed cast iron structure, gear-driven BT50 spindle, and FANUC 21i-MB control—remains well understood and widely supported. From a market standpoint, Taiwan-built vertical machining centers of this size and spindle class rarely sit idle for long, particularly when paired with a BT50 interface suited to heavy cutting in steel and iron. The stock is positioned as an immediate purchase option, with inspection open to serious buyers. Those who move quickly often secure capable used capacity at a fraction of new-machine cost. Key Specifications and Production Readiness X/Y/Z TRAVEL: 1600 × 700 × 650 mm TABLE SIZE: 1600 × 760 mm TABLE LOAD:~1500 kg SPINDLE TAPER: BT50 SPINDLE SPEED: 6000 rpm (gear-driven) SPINDLE POWER: 15 / 18.5 kW TOOL MAGAZINE: 24 tools, BT50 CNC CONTROL: FANUC 21i-MB Work envelope and table capacity. The 1600 mm X-axis allows the machine to handle parts up to roughly 1500 mm long without repositioning—ideal for long structural beams, mold bases, or multiple fixtures staged along the table. A table load rating of 1500 kg means it can carry heavy single parts or densely packed pallets for batch production, improving spindle utilization per setup. Gear-driven BT50 spindle. Unlike belt-driven or direct-drive spindles that typically prioritize speed over torque, the gear-driven BT50 spindle delivers high torque at lower rpms—critical for steel milling, large-diameter drilling, and cutting tough materials such as stainless steel, titanium alloys, or cast iron. The 6000 rpm top speed is moderate by today's high-speed machining standards, but it aligns well with shop environments where material removal rate and tool life in heavy cuts carry more weight than rapid contouring. With 15 kW continuous and 18.5 kW peak power, the spindle can drive indexable cutters and large end mills without stalling. Tool magazine and control. A 24-station BT50 magazine covers the majority of everyday machining operations—facing, roughing, semi-finishing, drilling, rigid tapping, and chamfering—without constant operator intervention. The FANUC 21i-MB control is reliable, well-documented, and widely taught. It supports macro B programming, AI contour control, and rigid tapping, and service parts remain available through a broad supply network. For a used machine, this reduces the risk of control-related downtime. Frequently Asked Questions Is the used Takumi V15 Vertical Machining Center still in stock? Yes, stock #812399 is currently available and located in China. It has not been sold and remains open for inspection by serious buyers. Can I inspect the machine before purchase? Inspection is encouraged. The machine is held at a facility that can accommodate site visits, and buyers are welcome to bring their own metrology equipment for a thorough evaluation. A power-on demonstration can often be arranged to verify control, spindle, and axis movement. What kind of production is the Takumi V15 best suited for? The V15 excels at machining medium to large ferrous and non-ferrous parts across automotive, aerospace, mold making, and general fabrication. Its gear-driven BT50 spindle makes it ideal for high-material-removal-rate operations in steel, stainless steel, and cast iron. How does the FANUC 21i-MB control affect daily operation? The 21i-MB is a widely taught and supported CNC. Operators with standard FANUC programming skills will adapt quickly. It supports G-code, rigid tapping, and macro B, and replacement hardware remains available through a broad supply chain. Does a 2007 machine still make sense for a modern workshop? Yes—provided condition is verified during inspection. The large work envelope and BT50 torque are capabilities that are expensive to replicate in new equipment. Many shops intentionally source older, rigid VMCs for heavy cutting roles that newer, lighter machines cannot handle as reliably.  

The Doosan T4005 drill tap center has become a well-known choice among contract manufacturers and component producers who need a compact, high-productivity CNC machine. This 2023 unit,  listed under stock number 812394, provides 520 mm X-axis travel, a 12,000 rpm BT30 spindle, and a 21-tool magazine. It is a production-ready solution for shops machining small to medium‑sized precision parts across automotive, electronics, medical device, aerospace, and mold making sectors. Because the machine is in stock and available for immediate inspection, it avoids the long lead times typical of new equipment orders — a critical advantage for production planners looking to expand capacity now. Stock Status and buying value The current availability of this Doosan T4005 presents a rare opportunity for procurement teams. As a 2023 machine with limited use, it is in near-new condition — but without the typical 8‑12 week factory order lead time. The unit is located at a partner facility, where an inspection can be arranged at short notice. Stock number 812394 provides full traceability in our inventory system. For factory owners and production managers evaluating a near-term capacity expansion, immediate availability means shorter project timelines and a faster return on investment. From a cost perspective, buying a used 2023 Doosan T4005 drill tap center typically involves considerably lower capital expenditure than ordering a new equivalent, while still offering the latest-generation Mitsubishi M80 control and the robust Doosan build quality. This combination of nearly new performance and immediate availability makes the unit a practical choice for both expanding shops and replacement buyers. ✓ In Stock — Available Now Key Specifications and Production Readiness Rather than simply listing figures, it's useful to understand how each specification impacts daily production flow, tooling compatibility, and part quality. Here is a breakdown of the key data and what it means on your shop floor. CNC CONTROL: Mitsubishi M80 X/Y/Z TRAVEL: 520 × 400 × 350 mm TABLE SIZE: 650 × 400 mm SPINDLE SPEED: 12,000 rpm SPINDLE TAPER: BT30 TOOL MAGAZINE: 21 stations Control system. The Mitsubishi M80 is known for fast processing and an operator-friendly interface. Maintenance technicians and programmers can integrate the machine quickly into an existing production line with minimal retraining — a practical advantage when adding a used machine mid-project. Work envelope. With travels of 520 mm in X, 400 mm in Y, and 350 mm in Z, the T4005 accommodates a broad range of workpiece sizes common in automotive sensor housings, electronic connector bodies, small medical implants, and general industrial components. The 650 × 400 mm table provides ample space for dedicated fixture plates or multiple vise setups, supporting both single-part runs and small-batch production. Spindle and tooling. The 12,000 rpm BT30 spindle is key to the machine's speed. BT30 tooling is lightweight and accelerates quickly, which is ideal for high-cycle drilling and tapping operations in aluminum, brass, and mild steel. This spindle taper also helps keep tooling costs under control — BT30 holders are widely available and less expensive than larger taper equivalents. The 21‑tool magazine allows a single setup to handle drilling, tapping, light milling, and chamfering unattended, improving both throughput and consistency. Production readiness. Because the machine is already located in China with these specifications, it can go from inspection to shipment to installation in days rather than months. For a buyer who has existing orders waiting for machine capacity, that speed is just as important as any technical spec. Frequently Asked Questions 1. What is the current stock status of this Doosan T4005 drill tap center? The machine is in stock at our facility under inventory number 812394. It is a 2023 unit and available for immediate inspection and purchase. As this is a single-unit item, availability can change quickly — we recommend confirming stock status when you inquire. 2. Can I inspect the used Doosan T4005 before making a purchase decision? Yes, inspection is encouraged. The machine is accessible at our facility, and we can schedule an appointment for you or your technical team to carry out spindle checks, axis tests, tool changer cycling, and control verification. You are welcome to bring your own test equipment and sample programs. 3. What kinds of parts are best suited to the Doosan T4005? The T4005 is ideal for small to medium‑sized precision parts requiring multiple drilled and tapped holes, light milling, and chamfering. Typical examples include automotive sensor housings, electronic connectors, medical bone plates, mold ejector plates, and aerospace aluminum fittings. Its 520 × 400 × 350 mm work zone and BT30 spindle make it a strong fit for high‑mix, medium‑volume production across many industries. 4. How well does the 12000 rpm BT30 spindle perform in daily production? The 12,000 rpm BT30 spindle is built for rapid drilling and tapping cycles, especially in aluminum, brass, and free-machining steels. BT30 toolholders are lightweight and accelerate quickly, reducing cycle time on small tools. For shops that run many holes and threads, this spindle configuration delivers both speed and consistent accuracy. 5. What are the most important things to check when evaluating this used drill tap center? Focus on spindle taper condition, axis backlash, tool changer reliability, control functionality (Mitsubishi M80), and coolant system performance. A 2023 machine with limited use should pass these checks without issue, but verifying them in person gives you confidence that the machine can run production parts immediately. 6. How soon can this machine be shipped after an inquiry? Once the purchase is confirmed and logistics are arranged, the Doosan T4005 can be prepared for shipment quickly — typically in a matter of days, not weeks. Because the machine is already located in China, a major manufacturing and logistics hub, both domestic and international freight arrangements are straightforward. We will provide an exact timeline based on your destination and shipping method.

Across 5-axis CNC machining, few platforms carry the cross-industry track record of the DMG MORI DMU 125 P hi-dyn. This machine has become a standard choice for manufacturers that need to mill complex geometries on medium-to-large workpieces without sacrificing rigidity or positional accuracy. A used 2012 DMU 125 P hi-dyn, listed under stock number 812400, is currently held at a facility and available for immediate inspection and purchase. For production managers and procurement teams evaluating a versatile 5-axis workhorse, this machine merits a close review. The machine delivers X/Y/Z travels of 1250 × 880 × 800 mm, a high-torque 12,000 rpm HSK100 spindle, and a rigid B/C trunnion table that handles both simultaneous 5-axis contouring and 3+2 positional machining. Fitted with Renishaw probing and tool setting, it arrives ready to go into production for aerospace, automotive prototyping, medical device manufacturing, and mold making. The sections below cover specifications, stock status, and production fit so you can assess whether this machine matches your next capacity investment. Stock Status and buying value Stock number 812400 is a 2012-built DMU 125 P hi-dyn, originally manufactured in Germany. The machine is currently located in China, and is offered for sale as a pre-owned asset. In the used CNC market, the DMU 125 P hi-dyn does not appear frequently—particularly in a configuration that includes both a Renishaw tool setter and an integrated spindle probe. For a buyer looking to acquire a genuine 5-axis machining center with a known pedigree, this immediate availability eliminates the 9- to 12-month lead time typical of a new DMG MORI order. The financial case is equally relevant. A pre-owned DMU 125 P hi-dyn allows a factory to access German 5-axis technology at a fraction of the original equipment cost. That capital saving can be redirected into tooling, workholding, or auxiliary equipment. Furthermore, the Siemens 840D SL control and HSK100 spindle platform retain strong industry support, so the machine does not carry the risk of technological obsolescence. Buyers are encouraged to schedule an on-site inspection or send a representative to verify the machine under power. Seeing the probing system cycle and the axis movements firsthand provides a level of confidence that a specification sheet alone cannot convey. Key Specifications and Production Readiness Travels and 5-Axis Kinematics The DMU 125 P hi-dyn offers a linear envelope of X:1250 mm, Y:880 mm, Z:800 mm, which comfortably accommodates medium to large prismatic and contoured parts. The B-axis swivels from +30° down to –110°, enabling machining of undercuts and tilted features without complex fixturing. A full C-axis (arbitrary indexing) completes the 5-axis package, supporting both true 5-axis simultaneous cutting and productive 3+2 positioning. For a job shop running parts with angled pockets or a mold shop surfacing deep cavities, this kinematic range means fewer setups, better accuracy, and reduced throughput time. Spindle Performance and Tooling Interface The 12,000 rpm spindle with HSK100 tool interface provides the speed and rigidity required by modern carbide tooling. In production, this translates to efficient high-speed roughing of aluminium aerospace brackets and fine finishing of hardened mould steels. The HSK100 dual-contact design maintains repeatable tool lengths even under heavy radial loads, which is critical for holding tight part tolerances across a batch. The 1000 kg table load capacity further supports heavy workpieces such as press dies or engine housings, reducing the need to split operations across multiple machines. Control System: Siemens 840D SL At the core of this machine is the Siemens 840D SL CNC. This control is recognised for its advanced multi-axis transformation capabilities, which simplify programming of complex tool paths. Operators familiar with ShopMill or standard G-code will find the interface intuitive. From a maintenance standpoint, the 840D SL remains widely serviced globally, and spare parts are accessible—an important consideration when buying a used machine. Probing and Measurement Systems This DMU 125 P hi-dyn is equipped with both a Renishaw tool setter and a spindle-mounted probe system. In daily operation, the tool setter automates tool length and diameter measurement, cutting down manual setup errors. The spindle probe can perform in-process inspection, workpiece alignment, and critical feature verification, which is especially valuable when producing high-value parts such as medical implants or aerospace components where scrap costs are unacceptable. On a used machine, having these systems already fitted adds tangible production value—retrofitting a comparable probing package on another used machine could run into thousands in additional cost. Tool Magazine: Six-Station Simplicity A notable specification is the 6-station tool magazine. For high-mix, quick-change job shops or complex parts requiring a dozen or more tools, this may appear limiting. However, the 6-station configuration is deliberate: it reduces the mechanical complexity of a large chain or rack changer, lowers auxiliary maintenance, and suits processes where only a few critical cutters are needed per operation. For a factory that dedicates the machine to a part family—say, medical bone plates using three to four tools plus a probe—six stations may be perfectly adequate. For mould work, where semi-finishing and finishing tools are limited, it can also work well. Buyers should map their expected part programmes to this tool count before committing. which operations should consider this machine now The DMU 125 P hi-dyn's combination of travel, 5-axis agility, and probing capability makes it suitable across a broad industrial spectrum. Rather than a single-purpose asset, it functions as a versatile work centre that can shift from one product line to another as demand changes—a scenario many contract manufacturers are familiar with. Aerospace: The machine can 5-axis machine aluminium structural components such as wing ribs or control surface brackets. The Renishaw probe supports the high inspection standards expected in AS9100 shops. Automotive: For prototyping engine blocks, transmission cases, or forming dies, the large X-travel and B-axis swivel allow machining of complex surfaces without repositioning. Medical Devices: Small to medium titanium or stainless steel implants, surgical instruments, and moulds for polymer parts benefit from precise 5-axis surfacing and probing validation. Mould & Die: The steep B-axis angle and robust table weight capacity enable deep cavity roughing and fine finishing on injection mould cores. The limited tool changer can be managed by running dedicated roughing and finishing programmes separately. General Precision Engineering: Any shop that regularly handles parts with angled holes, multi-face milling, or needs rapid re-fixturing will see a setup reduction benefit. In short, if your factory produces parts that currently require multiple setups on a 3-axis or 4-axis machine, the DMU 125 P hi-dyn can collapse those operations into one, improving both accuracy and throughput. The used price point lowers the barrier to acquiring this flexibility. Frequently Asked Questions Is this used DMG MORI DMU 125 P hi-dyn available for immediate inspection? Yes. Stock number 812400 is located in a warehouse in China, and can be inspected by appointment. We encourage buyers to bring their own metrology equipment or arrange a technician to verify the machine's condition under power if required. What condition is the 2012 DMU 125 P hi-dyn in? As a 2012 machine, it has seen previous production use, but it is sold as a used industrial asset. No specific warranty or condition guarantee is implied. However, the machine is kept in a clean indoor environment post-decommissioning, and all critical systems—Siemens 840D SL control, probing, spindle—are present and can be demonstrated. A thorough pre-purchase inspection is recommended. Why does this machine only have a 6-station tool magazine? The 6-position tool capacity is the configuration of this specific unit. While lower than typical 30- or 60-tool chain magazines, it can still efficiently produce parts that require fewer tool changes, or where tool life is managed per job. For dedicated family-of-parts production or certain mould and aerospace work, 6 tools may be perfectly adequate. What industries are best served by the DMU 125 P hi-dyn? Its 5-axis capability and robust build make it ideal for aerospace (structural ribs, turbine components), automotive (prototype moulds, transmission cases), medical devices (orthopaedic implants, surgical tools), mould & die (injection mould cores and cavities), and precision engineering. The machine's versatility means it can shift between complex contoured parts and high-accuracy prismatic work, suiting both dedicated production lines and high-mix job shops. How soon can the machine be shipped after purchase? Shipment lead time depends on the buyer's logistics arrangements and destination. Once the transaction is finalised, the machine can be prepared for transport—including cleaning, securing of moving parts, and crating if required—typically within 1–2 weeks. International shipping from China can be coordinated with the buyer's freight forwarder. Is the Siemens 840D SL control still supported? Yes, the Siemens 840D SL remains widely used in the industry. Service parts, programming support, and post-processor availability are robust. Many CNC programmers and maintenance teams are familiar with this control, reducing the learning curve and ongoing operational risk.

Product Overview: This 2022 used Sodick ALN400Qs high-precision wire cut EDM (Stock No. 812336) represents an exceptional opportunity for manufacturers seeking near-new machining capabilities without the lead times and capital expenditure of a brand-new system. Manufactured in Japan and currently located in China, this machine features a 400 x 300 x 250 mm X/Y/Z axis travel, a maximum cutting thickness of 250 mm, and achieves an ultra-fine surface roughness of 0.19 μm Ra. Driven by Sodick's legendary linear motor technology, it is fully operational, ready for power-on inspection, and optimized for versatile, multi-industry applications including automotive, aerospace, medical devices, and precision mold making. Stock Status and buying value In today's fast-paced manufacturing environment, waiting months for a new high-precision wire EDM machine tool can result in missed contract opportunities. This used Sodick ALN400Qs, manufactured in 2022, offers an immediate-delivery solution. Having undergone minimal operational hours, the machine retains its original factory tolerances and structural integrity. Located in the industrial hub of China, this unit is positioned for rapid packing, export, and international shipping. For procurement managers and factory owners, purchasing this 2022 model delivers a significant cost-efficiency advantage. You receive a modern, linear-motor-driven machine that supports thin wire diameters down to 0.10 mm, allowing you to scale up production immediately upon installation. Live video inspections and on-site physical evaluations are available by appointment to facilitate quick commercial decisions. Key Specifications and Production Readiness The Sodick ALN400Qs is engineered for continuous, high-accuracy electrical discharge machining. Below are the verified technical parameters for Stock No. 812336. These specifications define the machine's physical capacity, electrical requirements, and performance limits in real-world production environments. Technical Parameter Specification Value Production Relevance & Capability Brand & Model Sodick ALN400Qs Premium Japanese brand utilizing linear motor drives for backlash-free motion. Stock Number 812336 Unique identifier for tracking, inspection, and commercial inquiry. Year of Manufacture 2022 Recent vintage ensuring modern CNC software, electronics, and minimal wear. Country of Origin Japan Renowned engineering standards, high-rigidity castings, and reliable assembly. Current Location Dongguan, China Available for immediate logistics, export clearance, and physical inspection. X / Y / Z Axis Travel 400 × 300 × 250 mm Accommodates medium-sized workpieces and multi-cavity progressive mold plates. U / V Axis Travel 150 × 150 mm Enables precise taper cutting and complex 4-axis geometry generation. Max. Workpiece Dimensions 600 × 470 × 240 mm Sufficient tank volume for standard mold bases and large component blanks. Max. Cutting Thickness 250 mm Handles thick tool steel blocks and heavy stamping die components. Electrode Wire Diameter Φ0.10 ～ Φ0.30 mm Versatility to run fine wire for micro-features or thicker wire for fast roughing. Best Surface Roughness 0.19 μm Ra Achieves near-mirror finishes, reducing or eliminating secondary polishing. Max. Cutting Speed 3.3 mm/min High-speed discharge control optimizes throughput on tool steels and carbide. Input Voltage 200 VAC Standard industrial power input compatibility. Max. Power Consumption 13 kVA Energy-efficient power supply design minimizes factory operating costs. Machine Dimensions Approx. 2190 × 2425 × 2205 mm Compact footprint allows easy integration into existing production lines. Machine Weight Approx. 3100 kg Heavy cast-iron base provides excellent vibration dampening for sub-micron accuracy. which operations should consider this machine now The "Versatile All-Rounder" designation of the Sodick ALN400Qs makes it an indispensable asset across a wide range of manufacturing sectors. Because it utilizes linear motors rather than traditional ball screws, there is no mechanical wear over time, ensuring that this used 2022 model performs with the same positioning accuracy as a new machine. Factories in the following sectors will find this machine highly suitable for their operations: 1. Precision Mold and Die Manufacturers For shops producing plastic injection molds or progressive stamping dies, the 0.19 μm Ra surface finish is a game-changer. It allows for the direct machining of core and cavity inserts with minimal manual polishing required afterward. The 400 x 300 mm travel is ideal for standard mold bases, while the U/V axis travel of 150 x 150 mm allows for highly accurate draft angles on extrusion dies and mold inserts. 2. Medical Device Components Medical manufacturing demands extreme repeatability and burr-free cutting. The ALN400Qs handles difficult-to-machine bio-compatible materials such as titanium, stainless steel, and nitinol with ease. Whether you are cutting surgical instruments, orthopedic implant components, or micro-fluidic mold plates, this machine's fine wire capabilities (down to 0.10 mm) allow for incredibly tight corner radii and intricate profiles. 3. Aerospace and Defense Machining Aerospace components often involve tough superalloys like Inconel and Hastelloy, which generate extreme tool wear on traditional milling machines. Wire EDM bypasses material hardness entirely. The Sodick ALN400Qs allows aerospace job shops to cut complex bracketry, turbine blade root profiles, and splines without introducing thermal stress or micro-cracking into the workpiece, adhering to strict aerospace quality standards. 4. Electronics and Semiconductor Tooling In the electronics sector, lead frames, connector molds, and high-density terminal tooling require sub-micron tolerances. The stable thermal design and rigid 3100 kg cast structure of the ALN400Qs prevent dimensional drift during long unattended operations, making it perfect for high-precision, multi-cavity electronic connector tooling. Frequently Asked Questions What is the current operational status of the Sodick ALN400Qs (Stock No. 812336)? The machine is fully operational and currently stored under power in Dongguan, China. All primary systems, including the linear motor drives, CNC controller, automatic wire threader, and dielectric filtration unit, are ready for live testing and inspection. Can I inspect this machine remotely? Yes, we regularly facilitate remote inspections for international buyers. We can arrange a live high-definition video call to show the machine powering up, executing axis movements, running the automatic wire threading cycle, and performing test cuts on a workpiece. How does the linear motor drive on this used Sodick compare to traditional ball screw machines? Unlike ball screws, which experience physical friction and gradual wear leading to backlash and loss of accuracy over time, linear motors are non-contact drives. This means a used 2022 Sodick ALN400Qs retains its original, sub-micron positioning accuracy indefinitely, making it a highly reliable long-term investment. What wire diameters can be used on this ALN400Qs model? The machine supports electrode wire diameters ranging from Φ0.10 mm to Φ0.30 mm. This allows you to run thin wire for high-precision micro-machining with tight corner radii, or thicker wire for rapid roughing operations on thicker workpieces. Are shipping and export logistics handled by your team? We can assist with coordinating the packing, securing, and loading of the machine into containers, as well as preparing export documentation from the port of Shenzhen/Guangzhou. Please specify your target port in your inquiry so we can provide an accurate logistics estimate.

Immediate Stock Update: This 2016 South Korean-built Hyundai Wia F400 vertical machining center is currently in stock  and ready for customer inspection. Engineered with a robust BT40 spindle taper, a fast 10,000 RPM spindle speed, and a high-precision Fanuc Oi-MD CNC control system, this versatile VMC offers an exceptional balance of speed, rigidity, and positioning accuracy (within 0.01 mm). It is an ideal fit for precision job shops, mold makers, and component manufacturers requiring immediate production deployment without the lead times of new equipment purchases. Stock Status and buying value In the current manufacturing landscape, securing reliable, high-precision machining capacity quickly is critical to fulfilling contract deadlines. This used Hyundai Wia F400 vertical machining center (Stock No. 68215) represents a highly cost-efficient procurement opportunity. Manufactured in South Korea in 2016, this machine has been maintained in excellent working order and is physically located China, a major logistics hub that facilitates straightforward domestic or international shipping. Acquiring a used 2016 model allows production managers to bypass the steep initial depreciation curve of brand-new machine tools while still securing a modern CNC platform. The integration of high-speed linear guide ways on all three axes ensures rapid traverse rates and smooth kinematic motion, minimizing cycle times. Because the machine is fully operational and available now, buyers can schedule a live power-on inspection to verify axis positioning, spindle runout, and tool changer functionality before committing capital. Key Specifications and Production Readiness To help engineering and procurement teams evaluate the physical and technical compatibility of this machine with their current tooling and shop floor layouts, we have compiled the verified technical parameters below: Technical Parameter Specification / Value Stock Number 68215 Brand Hyundai Wia (South Korea) Model F400 Year of Manufacture 2016 CNC Control System Fanuc Oi-MD X-Axis Travel 800 mm Y-Axis Travel 460 mm Z-Axis Travel 520 mm Table Dimensions 1000 × 460 mm Spindle Taper BT40 Maximum Spindle Speed 10,000 RPM Spindle Power (Max/Cont.) 15 / 11 kW Tool Magazine Capacity 24-Station Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) Guide Way Type 3-Axis Linear Guide Ways Positioning Accuracy 0.01 mm (10 Microns) The technical configuration of the Hyundai Wia F400 is optimized for fast, reliable chip removal. The BT40 spindle taper provides a rigid interface suitable for both heavy roughing cuts in steel and high-speed finishing operations in aluminum. With a 10,000 RPM spindle powered by a 15 kW peak motor, operators can run small-diameter solid carbide end mills at their optimal cutting speeds, ensuring superior surface finishes. The 24-station arm-type automatic tool changer minimizes non-cutting time, allowing complex multi-tool programs to execute seamlessly without manual intervention. Frequently Asked Questions Is this used Hyundai Wia F400 available for immediate inspection? Yes. The machine is physically located in our Kunshan warehouse, fully assembled, and wired for power-on inspections. Interested buyers can schedule a visit to run test programs, check spindle performance, and verify the 3-axis movement in real-time. What types of materials is the BT40 10,000 RPM spindle on this F400 best suited for? The BT40 spindle taper provides excellent structural rigidity, making it highly versatile. The 10,000 RPM speed limit is ideal for high-speed milling of aluminum, copper, and plastics, while the 15 kW motor provides sufficient low-end torque for milling carbon steels, alloy steels, and cast iron. Can the Fanuc Oi-MD controller on this machine support 4th-axis rotary table integration? The Fanuc Oi-MD is highly capable of supporting a 4th-axis rotary table. However, the exact drive cards and pre-wiring present in the electrical cabinet must be verified. Our technical team can assist you in checking the cabinet configuration during your inspection to determine what components would be needed for integration. How does the 0.01 mm accuracy of this used VMC compare to newer models? A positioning accuracy of 0.01 mm (10 microns) is the standard for high-quality vertical machining centers in this class. Because this machine utilizes high-grade linear guide ways and has been well-maintained, it retains the precision necessary for tight-tolerance aerospace, automotive, and mold-making applications. What are the power requirements and physical footprint of the Hyundai Wia F400? The machine operates on standard 3-phase AC electricity. With a table size of 1000 x 460 mm and travel of 800 x 460 x 520 mm, it features a compact footprint that easily fits into small-to-medium job shops while still offering a substantial working envelope. Detailed floor plan dimensions can be provided upon inquiry.

The Seibu M50HP is a Japanese-engineered, ultra-precision wire electrical discharge machine (Wire EDM) designed for high-tolerance toolrooms and demanding production facilities. This particular used 2025 unit (Stock No. 812339), features a generous 500 × 400 × 310 mm X/Y/Z travel, the advanced AWF-4 automatic wire threader, and a maximum workpiece capacity of 800 kg. Available for immediate inspection and sale, this near-new machine offers manufacturers in aerospace, medical device, and precision mold-making industries an exceptional opportunity to acquire world-class Japanese EDM technology without the standard factory lead times. Stock Status and buying value Acquiring high-end Japanese wire EDM machinery typically involves navigating extensive lead times and significant capital expenditure. This 2025-manufactured Seibu M50HP, registered under stock number 812339, represents a rare market opportunity. Located in the industrial hub , the machine is fully assembled and positioned for immediate inspection. Because this is a 2025 model, it exhibits virtually no operational wear, offering the technical capabilities of a brand-new factory delivery but with immediate availability. For precision tooling shops and contract manufacturers facing sudden production demands or tight project deadlines, this unit bypasses the standard import and assembly delays. The physical presence of the machine allows technical teams to conduct direct accuracy verifications, axis movement tests, and system diagnostics prior to finalizing the transaction. Key Specifications and Production Readiness The Seibu M50HP is built on a high-rigidity cast iron structure designed to damp vibrations and maintain thermal stability during long-running, high-precision cuts. Below are the verified technical parameters for Stock No. 812339: Parameter Specification Value Brand / Origin Seibu / Japan Model M50HP Year of Manufacture 2025 X / Y / Z Axis Travel 500 × 400 × 310 mm U / V Axis Travel ±60 × ±60 mm Maximum Workpiece Dimensions Accommodates up to 300 mm thickness Maximum Workpiece Weight 800 kg Maximum Machining Speed 2.5 mm/min Wire Diameter Range Φ0.07 to Φ0.30 mm Automatic Wire Threader AWF-4 System Maximum Taper Angle ±10° at 300 mm thickness (Optional ±45° at 40 mm) Machine Footprint (W x D x H) 1830 × 2260 × 2035 mm Understanding the Technical Capabilities The 500 × 400 × 310 mm travel envelope allows this machine to handle medium-to-large mold plates and complex core inserts. The Z-axis travel of 310 mm is highly advantageous for tall extrusion dies and aerospace components, ensuring you are not limited by vertical clearance. With a maximum workpiece weight capacity of 800 kg, the machine's worktable supports heavy, solid steel blocks without compromising axis interpolation accuracy. This stability is critical when executing long, multi-pass finishing cuts where any table deflection would result in geometric errors. The integration of the AWF-4 Automatic Wire Feeder is a major driver of operational efficiency. It is designed to thread the wire reliably even in the water-filled machining gap, enabling true unattended overnight operations. If a wire break occurs during a complex cut, the AWF-4 system quickly rethreads at the point of interruption, minimizing machine downtime and protecting expensive workpieces from thermal or electrical marking. The taper capability of ±10° at a full 300 mm thickness (and up to ±45° at 40 mm with optional tooling) makes this machine highly versatile for cutting draft angles on plastic injection molds, extrusion dies, and specialized aerospace components. Frequently Asked Questions What is the current location of this Seibu M50HP, and can I see it run? The machine is currently located China. It is in stock and available for immediate physical inspection. Interested buyers can arrange a visit to inspect the machine's physical condition, power up the CNC system, and verify axis movements. What are the primary benefits of the Seibu AWF-4 system on this model? The AWF-4 is Seibu's fourth-generation Automatic Wire Feeder. It is highly regarded for its ability to thread wire through small start holes and directly through the guide gap even after a wire break. This drastically improves reliability during unattended overnight runs, directly increasing your shop's weekly spindle hours. Can this machine handle heavy workpieces for large mold bases? Yes. The Seibu M50HP features a highly rigid worktable and base casting designed to support workpieces weighing up to 800 kg. The physical travel of 500 × 400 × 310 mm allows you to easily position and secure substantial mold plates or large tooling fixtures. How does the 2025 manufacturing year affect the purchase decision? A 2025 manufacturing year means the machine is practically brand new, featuring the latest control software, generator design, and mechanical components. It offers the performance, accuracy, and reliability of a new machine but is available immediately without the factory wait times, providing excellent capital efficiency. What wire diameters are supported by Stock No. 812339? This unit supports a wire diameter range from Φ0.07 mm to Φ0.30 mm. This wide range allows you to configure the machine for high-speed roughing operations using thicker wires, or ultra-precise micro-machining and fine-finishing jobs using thin wires.

Looking for a high-capacity, heavy-duty vertical machining center with zero lead time? This 2024 Used Neway VM1880S (Stock #68210) features a massive 1800 x 800 mm worktable, a robust BT50 spindle, and a high-performance FANUC Plus CNC system. Currently located in Xi'an and available for immediate inspection, this machine offers an exceptional opportunity for manufacturers requiring high-rigidity milling, drilling, and boring capabilities without the premium price tag or delivery delays of a brand-new factory order. Stock Status and buying value In today's fast-paced manufacturing environment, securing reliable machinery with immediate availability is a significant competitive advantage. This used Neway VM1880S vertical machining center, manufactured in 2024, represents a near-new asset that has bypassed the initial depreciation curve while retaining its original structural integrity and operational precision. As a 2024 model, this machine has minimal operational hours and is configured with premium components, including a Taiwanese Kenturn BT50 spindle and an Okada 32-tool chain-type changer. it is fully assembled, powered, and ready for on-site technical inspection. For buyers seeking to scale up production immediately, this machine eliminates the standard 4-to-6-month lead time associated with importing or ordering new heavy-duty CNC equipment. Key Specifications and Production Readiness The Neway VM1880S is engineered for heavy-duty cutting and high-accuracy finishing across large-format workpieces. Below are the detailed technical specifications for Stock #68210: Parameter Technical Specification Brand / Model Neway VM1880S Stock Number 68210 Year of Manufacture 2024 Origin USA     CNC Control System FANUC Plus Worktable Dimensions 1800 x 800 mm X / Y / Z Axis Travel 1700 x 850 x 700 mm Spindle Nose to Table Distance 140 - 840 mm Spindle Brand & Taper Kenturn (Taiwan) BT50 Spindle Speed 6000 RPM Spindle Diameter 200 mm Spindle Motor Power 18.5 kW Tool Magazine Okada (Taiwan) 32-station chain-type arm tool changer Chip Evacuation Chain-type chip conveyor included Cooling System Spindle oil cooling unit (chiller) included Engineering Breakdown of Key Components Heavy-Duty BT50 Kenturn Spindle: Unlike lighter BT40 machines, the BT50 taper on this Neway VM1880S provides the torsional rigidity required for deep-cut milling in tough materials like cast iron, carbon steel, and titanium alloys. With an 18.5 kW motor and a 200 mm spindle diameter, this machine delivers high torque at lower RPMs while maintaining stability up to its 6000 RPM limit. Generous Work Envelope: The 1800 x 800 mm table paired with a 1700 x 850 x 700 mm XYZ travel allows shops to process massive single parts, such as mold bases or structural machine frames, or set up multiple smaller fixtures for batch processing, significantly reducing setup-to-cycle ratios. Advanced Thermal Control & Chip Management: To maintain high precision during long machining cycles, the spindle is equipped with an integrated oil cooling unit (chiller) that minimizes thermal expansion. Additionally, the integrated chain-type chip conveyor ensures rapid, automated removal of heavy metal chips, preventing heat buildup on the machine bed. Frequently Asked Questions What is the current physical location and readiness of this Neway VM1880S? This machine (Stock #68210) is currently located China. It is fully assembled, connected to power, and ready for immediate physical or remote video inspection. It can be prepared for shipment shortly after purchase terms are finalized. Why is the BT50 spindle configuration significant for this machine? The BT50 spindle (manufactured by Kenturn, Taiwan) provides significantly higher rigidity, clamping force, and torque compared to standard BT40 spindles. This makes the machine exceptionally well-suited for heavy-duty metal removal, deep milling, and large-diameter boring in tough materials like steel and cast iron. Can I inspect the machine under power before committing to the purchase? Yes, absolutely. We highly encourage prospective buyers to visit the facility to inspect the machine under power. If travel is not feasible, we can arrange a live, high-definition video walkthrough to run spindle tests, cycle the tool changer, and show the control system diagnostics in real-time. What are the advantages of the Okada 32-tool chain-type magazine? The Okada 32-station chain-type arm tool changer offers rapid tool-to-tool exchange times and high reliability. The 32-tool capacity allows manufacturers to keep a wide range of tools loaded for complex, multi-stage machining processes, reducing setup times and minimizing operator intervention. How does the spindle oil chiller benefit high-precision machining? The integrated spindle oil cooling unit constantly circulates temperature-controlled oil around the spindle cartridge. This actively prevents thermal expansion caused by heat generated during high-speed or prolonged machining cycles, ensuring consistent dimensional accuracy and extending the lifespan of the spindle bearings.

Stock Status: This premium 2014 Japanese-made Sodick AD30LS Sinker EDM (Stock No. 812337) is currently in stock at our warehouse and ready for immediate on-site inspection. Featuring a highly rigid design, an X/Y/Z axis travel of 320 × 200 × 288 mm, and a maximum workpiece weight capacity of 550 kg, this versatile machine is engineered to deliver sub-micron accuracy for demanding mold-making, aerospace, automotive, and medical device manufacturing operations. Read on to evaluate how this high-performance machine fits your production requirements. Stock Status and buying value In the precision tooling and mold-making industries, Sodick is a globally recognized benchmark for electrical discharge machining (EDM) excellence. This particular used Sodick AD30LS Sinker EDM represents a strategic procurement opportunity for manufacturers looking to upgrade their precision capabilities without the steep capital expenditure or long lead times associated with brand-new machinery. Manufactured in Japan in 2014, this machine has been meticulously preserved and is located in the industrial hub of Dongguan, China. Unlike standard pre-owned machinery, Sodick's legendary build quality ensures that key mechanical components retain their structural integrity over long-term operation. By choosing a high-caliber Japanese die sinker from our current stock, you bypass the typical 3-to-6-month factory waiting period, allowing you to integrate this machine into your production line and generate return on investment immediately. Our team has secured this unit under Stock No. 812337. It is fully assembled, powered, and ready for physical or virtual inspection. For facilities processing complex cavities, hardened tool steels, or intricate electrode geometries, this machine provides the exact discharge stability and positioning accuracy required to meet tight modern tolerances. Key Specifications and Production Readiness To determine if this machine matches your current tooling setups and part dimensions, it is essential to analyze its physical and technical parameters. Below is the complete technical profile for the 2014 Sodick AD30LS: Technical Parameter Specification Value Production Significance Stock Number 812337 Unique identifier for tracking and inspection requests Brand / Manufacturer Sodick (Japan) Industry-leading discharge control and mechanical rigidity Model AD30LS Highly popular linear-motor-driven design for versatile applications Year of Manufacture 2014 Modern control interface with optimized energy consumption Current Location Dongguan, China Accessible for rapid regional shipping and on-site testing X / Y / Z Axis Travel 320 × 200 × 288 mm Ideal for small-to-medium precision mold inserts and cavities Work Tank Internal Dimensions 895 × 584 × 288 mm Spacious area for secure workpiece clamping and dielectric fluid rise Worktable Dimensions (W × D) 600 × 400 mm Accommodates standard mold bases and multi-cavity fixtures Maximum Electrode Weight 50 kg Supports heavy, complex copper or graphite electrode assemblies Maximum Workpiece Weight 550 kg Heavy-duty table construction handles substantial steel blocks with ease Machine Dimensions (W × D × H) 2239 × 2248 × 2345 mm Compact footprint optimized for space-constrained toolrooms The technical configuration of the Sodick AD30LS is specifically tailored to balance high-load capacity with delicate, micro-level precision. The 550 kg workpiece capacity ensures that heavy mold plates can be clamped securely without causing table deflection or compromising the alignment of the X and Y axes. Meanwhile, the 320 × 200 × 288 mm travel envelope is perfectly proportioned for high-density connector molds, multi-cavity plastic injection tooling, and progressive stamping die components. Frequently Asked Questions Is the Sodick AD30LS currently available for physical inspection? Yes, this machine (Stock No. 812337) is fully assembled and located at our warehouse . We welcome your technical team or a third-party inspector to conduct a physical evaluation. Virtual inspections via live video calls can also be arranged upon request. What is the maximum workpiece size that can fit in the work tank? The work tank internal dimensions are 895 × 584 × 288 mm. When planning your setup, ensure that your workpiece, clamping fixtures, and electrode movement fit comfortably within these dimensions while allowing adequate space for dielectric fluid submersion and circulation. How does the 550 kg workpiece weight limit affect heavy mold blocks? The 550 kg capacity is a testament to the heavy-duty, rigid casting of the Sodick AD30LS. It allows you to place large, dense tool steel blocks on the 600 × 400 mm table without causing mechanical deflection, ensuring that high-precision positioning is maintained even at maximum load. Are there any shipping or customs clearances already completed? The machine is currently stored in Dongguan, China. We can assist with all necessary export documentation, packing, and loading onto your preferred transport carrier. Please contact us to discuss shipping logistics to your specific location. What makes a 2014 Sodick AD30LS a better purchase than a cheap new EDM? Sodick machines are engineered to incredibly high standards in Japan, utilizing superior casting, linear drives, and discharge control algorithms. A used 2014 Sodick will consistently deliver better positioning accuracy, superior surface finishes, faster machining speeds, and a longer operational lifespan than a brand-new, low-cost entry-level alternative.