Year

2022

Make

Ozgenc Makina

Model

MRT 1967

Description

CNC Router

Reference #

8079326

Price

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Used Ozgenc Makina MRT 1967 (2022) CNC Router for Sale. This two-axis machining center handles part widths from 30 mm (1.18″) to 200 mm (7.87″) and lengths from 600 mm (23.62″) to 7000 mm (275.59″), with spindle speed to 12,000 RPM and ER25 tool connection. The 4-axis gripper turns 1 to 360 degrees. Two saw blades, 650 mm (23.62″) upside and 550 mm (21.65″) nearside, run on 3 axes with 4 kW (5.36 HP ea.) motors and cut 0-180 degrees. Twelve milling units on 2 axes are rated 2.2 kW (2.95 HP) each, with 24 servo motors total, machining top, side and bottom faces. Ozgenc Controller Operation Station, 380v – 3ph. Equipped with down stream auxiliary support equipment and transformers; no longer in operation. Available for inspection under power. Compare our other used CNC routers, then Activate Pricing or use the Inquire Now button.

Specifications

Number of Axis

(2) Two

Width (min. & max.) Part Size

Minimum 30 mm (1.18") To Maximum 200 mm (7.87")

Length (min. & max.) Part Size

600 mm (23.62" ) To 7000 ( 275.59" )

Spindle Speed

12,000 RPM

Axis of Gripper

4 - Axis

Turning Degree of Gripper

1 To 360 Degress

Number of Saw Blades

(2) Piece

Upside Saw Blade Diameter

650 mm (23.62")

Nearside Saw Blade Diameter

550 mm (21.65")

Total Number of Servo Motors

(24) Twenty Four

Upside & Nearside Saw Blade Axes

(3) Axis

Axis of Milling Units

(2) Axis

Number of Milling Units

(12) Twelve

Horsepower Per Milling (Spindle

2.2 kW (2.95 HP)

Saw Blade Motor Power

4 kW (5.36 HP Ea.)

Tool Connection

ER25

Machinable Profile Faces

Top, Side & Bottom Faces

Cutting Angle Of Both Saw Blades

0-180 Degrees

Controller

Ozgenc Controller Operation Station

Electrical Requirements

380v - 3ph

Features

Down Stream Auxiliary Support Equipment & Tranformers

No Longer In Operation.

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