This Jung C 740 is a used grinding machine — also known as a surface grinder — dating from 2003. Surface grinders are precision machine tools used to produce flat, smooth finishes on workpieces by passing them beneath a rotating abrasive wheel, and they are a staple of toolmaking, die-making, and general precision engineering. Jung is a well-regarded German manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for high-precision surface and profile grinding machines serving the tool, mould, and mechanical engineering industries.
The machine's working range covers a grinding length of 880 mm and a grinding width of 510 mm, giving it generous capacity for medium-to-large workpieces. The surface grinding table measures 800 mm left-to-right and 430 mm front-to-back, and is equipped with a magnetic table of 800 mm in length and 400 mm in width for secure workholding. The maximum permissible workpiece load on the table is 800 kg, indicating this is a substantial, heavy-duty unit suited to significant part sizes.
The grinding spindle operates across a speed range of 1,500 to 3,500 rpm, providing flexibility to match wheel and material requirements. The machine accepts grinding wheels with a bore diameter of 127 mm, wheel diameters ranging from 210 mm to 400 mm, and a maximum wheel width of 100 mm, accommodating a broad selection of standard abrasive wheels.
On the electrical side, the machine draws a mains power supply of 30 kVA. Its footprint measures 3,150 mm left-to-right and 2,350 mm front-to-back, and its total weight is approximately 6,800 kg, reflecting the rigid, heavy-duty cast construction typical of precision surface grinders of this class.
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