The Jung JE 525 is a used surface grinding machine — sometimes referred to as a flat grinder — dating from 2003 and currently located in Belgium. Surface grinders are precision machine tools used to produce smooth, flat finishes on metal workpieces, typically through the action of a rotating abrasive wheel moving across a magnetically or mechanically clamped part. Jung is a well-established German manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for producing high-precision surface and profile grinding machines used across toolmaking, die-and-mould, and general engineering industries.
The machine is equipped with a magnetic table measuring 600 × 200 mm, and the total grindable workpiece surface — including the width of the grinding disc — extends to 600 × 250 mm. The distance between the top of the table and the upper limit switch, measured with a disc diameter of 250 mm installed, is 370 mm in the Y axis. The permissible load on the table, including the magnetic plate itself, is 100 kg.
The grinding wheel has a diameter of 250 mm and accepts widths of 25 or 30 mm. The spindle operates across a speed range of 800 to 4,200 rpm, allowing the operator to select an appropriate surface speed for the material and wheel combination in use. The overall height of the machine above floor level is 1,170 mm.
For transport and logistics planning, the machine occupies a footprint of 1,500 × 2,270 mm with a height of 1,860 mm, and it weighs 2,200 kg. Video footage of this machine is available from the seller.
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