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Geiss FZ 2800x1000/FZ 2000x1000 CNC Machining Center
Specifications
Overview
Machine 1: Geiss FZ 2000x1000
- Year of manufacture
- 2012
- Travel path X
- 2450mm
- Travel path Y
- 1400mm
- Travel path Z
- 800mm
- B-axis
- 285°
- C-axis
- 520°
- Spindle speed
- 30000rpm
- Table dimension X
- 2000mm
- Table dimension Y
- 1000mm
- Machine dimension Y
- 2500mm
- Machine dimension Z
- 2450mm
- Weight
- approx. 30500kg
Machine 2: Geiss FZ 2800x1000
- Year of manufacture
- 2013
- Table dimension X
- 2800mm
- Table dimension Y
- 2000mm
- Weight
- approx. 42000kg
- Condition note
- Spindle problems
- Cost estimate
- Available
- Repair option
- Can be carried out before sale or by buyer
Documentation and Inspection
- Documentation
- Available
Sale Options
- Individual sale
- Possible
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AI Description
BetaCapabilities
These Geiss CNC machining centers are precision metal-working workhorses designed for high-volume production. The models feature large work tables (up to 2800mm × 2000mm), impressive spindle speeds reaching 30,000 rpm, and multi-axis capabilities (B and C axes) that enable complex 3D cuts and angled finishing in a single setup. The generous travel paths handle substantial workpieces, making these machines ideal for creating precise metal components efficiently.
Industries & Uses
Manufacturers across automotive, aerospace, medical device, tool-making, and industrial equipment industries rely on CNC machining centers for producing critical metal parts—from engine blocks and brackets to specialized tooling. Businesses use these machines to reduce production time, improve consistency, and scale from prototypes to high-volume runs without constant manual adjustment.
What to Check When Buying
When evaluating these used machines, request complete maintenance records and spindle condition history—spindles are costly to rebuild. Inspect the work table for wear, scoring, or flatness issues that affect accuracy. Check axis movement for smooth operation and any backlash. Verify the coolant system is functional and understand any required electrical upgrades for your facility. On-site inspection is invaluable; run test cuts if possible to assess real-world performance before committing.
This description is AI-generated and is intended as a general guide only. As with all AI-generated content, it may contain inaccuracies. Please verify all details directly with the seller before making a purchasing decision.
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