Magerle F7 250 mm x 700 mm Surface Grinding Machine

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Magerle F7 250 mm x 700 mm Surface Grinding Machine

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Magerle F7 250 mm x 700 mm Surface Grinding Machine Specification

Rotation
Clockwise

Model
F7

Product Type
Surface Grinding Machine

General Use
Precision surface grinding of metal components

Material
Cast Iron & Steel

Type
Manual Surface Grinder

Capacity
Heavy Duty

Weight (kg)
Approx. 2200 kg

Computerized
No

Automatic
No

CNC Or Not
No

Control System
Manual

Table Size
250 mm x 700 mm

Table Slide Way
V & Flat

Magnetic Chuck Size
250 mm x 700 mm

Grinding Wheel Size
Diameter 350 mm x Width 40 mm x Bore 127 mm

Grinding Wheel Speed
1450 RPM

Grinding Length
700 mm

Floor Space
2200 mm x 2600 mm

Fuel Tank Capacity
60 Liters (Hydraulic)

Spindle Speed
2800 RPM

Power
8 kW

Voltage
415 V, 3 Phase

Dimension (L*W*H)
2200 mm x 2600 mm x 1800 mm

Feature
High precision, sturdy construction, smooth operation

Color
Industrial Grey

Magerle F7 250 mm x 700 mm Surface Grinding Machine Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Magerle F7 250 mm x 700 mm Surface Grinding Machine

Make - Magerle (Switzerland)

Model - F-7-S1

Magnet Size - 250 mm x 700 mm

Max. Longitudinal Travel - 770 mm

Max. Cross Travel - 270 mm

Grinding Wheel Size - Diameter 300 mm x 50 mm Width

Max. Job Grinding Capacity - 320 mm x 700 mm

Max. Height b/w Wheel Center & Magnet Top - 415 mm

Spindle Motor - 5.5 kW

Least Count of Vertical Handwheel - 2 Micron

- Features like Automatic Depth Adjustment "Auto-Cut".

- Equipped with a Wheel-top mounted Hydraulic Wheel Dresser.

- Complete with lots of accessories, coolant tank & pump.

- Machine is in excellent working condition.

Video of the Machine-

https://youtu.be/zEPpJLLXglY

High Precision Engineering

The Magerle F7 Surface Grinding Machine is crafted for situations where high accuracy is paramount. With precision up to 2 micron, and minimum feed per setting of 0.001 mm, tasks requiring extreme dimensional accuracy and superior surface finish can be completed efficiently and reliably. Its robust table and grinding wheel allow for heavy-duty operations without sacrificing quality.

User-Friendly Manual Operation

Built with a manual control system, the F7 offers operators full tactile feedback and hands-on command, making it ideal for custom or variable jobs in toolrooms and manufacturing environments. An intuitive layout, manual dresser for the grinding wheel, and clear graduation marks make operation straightforward for experienced technicians.

Durability and Safety Assured

Constructed from cast iron and steel, the Magerle F7 is engineered to endure prolonged industrial use. Safety features such as overload protection and an emergency stop button offer peace of mind during intensive grinding processes. Centralized automatic lubrication ensures smooth, maintenance-friendly operation for years.

FAQs of Magerle F7 250 mm x 700 mm Surface Grinding Machine:

Q: How does the Magerle F7 maintain high surface grinding precision?

A: The Magerle F7 features finely graduated cross and vertical feeds, a sturdy table system, and a hydraulic drive, ensuring surface grinding precision within 2 micron. The robust construction and manual controls enable fine adjustments for intricate tasks.

Q: What materials and applications is this surface grinder best suited for?

A: The Magerle F7 is designed for precision grinding of metal components, making it ideal for toolrooms, mould manufacturing, and die shops. Its strong cast iron and steel build supports heavy-duty workpieces up to 350 kg.

Q: When is manual operation advantageous compared to CNC systems?

A: Manual operation provides greater flexibility and responsiveness for custom, low-volume, or one-off grinding tasks. Operators can adapt on the fly, making detailed adjustments that are sometimes restricted by CNC programming.

Q: Where is the Magerle F7 typically installed and used?

A: This machine is commonly implemented in industrial settings such as precision engineering workshops, mould-making facilities, and tool and die manufacturing plants where high-accuracy grinding is needed.

Q: What is the process of changing the grinding wheel?

A: To change the grinding wheel, first ensure the machine is powered off using the emergency stop. Remove the wheel guard, loosen the mounting, and replace the wheel with a compatible size (350 mm x 40 mm width x 127 mm bore). Secure and rebalance before resuming work.

Q: How does the automatic centralized lubrication system benefit the machine?

A: The centralized lubrication system consistently distributes lubricant to all key moving parts, reducing wear, extending component life, and minimizing maintenance requirements. This ensures reliable operation during prolonged use.

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