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1970 - WMW MEUSELWITZ SFW 400-2 Grinding Machine
()- Listing No
- 938867
- Year
- 1970
- Manufacturer
- Model
- SFW 400-2
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Germany
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Technical details: grinding length: 1000 mm grinding width: 400 mm workpiece height: 500 mm Table dimensions: 2230 x 670 mm table surface area: 1340 x 400 mm magnetic plate size: 1000 x 410 mm table load: 450 kg throat of the spindle nose: max 330 mm grinding spindle speed: 1440 U/min Fj A Eqzbox Afpaelsft total power requirement: 18,2 kW weight of the machine ca.: 3,5 nur Maschine t dimension machine xH: 1,9 x 3,3 x 2,25 m dimensions electric cabinet LxWxH: 1,0 x 0,4 x 1,4 m Precision surface grinding machine Possible surface grinding operations: -cross grinding; plunge grinding; face grinding and grinding with a straight grinding track Further specifications: -hydraulic table speed, infinitely variable 1...30 or 2...30 m/min. -Largest table stroke 1150 mm -Manual cross feed 0.01 mm -Manual vertical infeed of the grinding wheel 0.002mm and minimum infeed 0.001mm -Automatic infeed 0.001...0.1mm -Largest selectable total infeed amount 5.0mm -Coolant system (tank with pump) -hydr. aggregate -control cabinet * Request more information Request more information Already requested
About this machine
The WMW Meuselwitz SFW 400-2 is a used precision surface grinding machine — sometimes referred to as a flat grinder — built in 1970 and currently located in Germany. Surface grinding machines are used to produce flat, smooth, and accurately dimensioned surfaces on metal workpieces by bringing a rotating abrasive wheel into contact with the part, and are a staple of precision engineering and toolmaking workshops. WMW Meuselwitz was a manufacturer operating under the East German WMW (Werkzeugmaschinenwerk) combine, a grouping of machine tool builders known for producing robust, industrially-oriented machine tools.
The machine is specified for a grinding length of 1,000 mm and a grinding width of 400 mm, with a maximum workpiece height of 500 mm. The overall table dimensions measure 2,230 × 670 mm, with a working table surface area of 1,340 × 400 mm and a magnetic plate measuring 1,000 × 410 mm — the magnetic chuck being the primary workholding method for ferrous parts on this type of machine. The table is rated to carry a maximum load of 450 kg, and the largest selectable table stroke is 1,150 mm.
The grinding spindle runs at 1,440 rpm, with a maximum throat depth to the spindle nose of 330 mm. Total installed power is 18.2 kW. The hydraulic table drive is infinitely variable across two ranges: 1 to 30 m/min and 2 to 30 m/min, giving the operator fine control over cutting conditions for different materials and operations.
Infeed and cross-feed controls are notably precise. Manual cross feed is adjustable in 0.01 mm increments, while manual vertical infeed of the grinding wheel is possible in steps of 0.002 mm, with a minimum infeed of 0.001 mm. Automatic infeed is selectable between 0.001 mm and 0.1 mm per pass, and the largest selectable total infeed amount is 5.0 mm, allowing for programmed stock removal over a series of passes without repeated manual intervention.
The machine is capable of cross grinding, plunge grinding, face grinding, and grinding with a straight grinding track, making it suitable for a range of surface finishing and stock-removal tasks. Included with the machine are a coolant system with tank and pump, a hydraulic aggregate, and a control cabinet. The machine itself weighs approximately 3.5 tonnes, with overall dimensions of 1.9 × 3.3 × 2.25 m (length × width × height); the electrical cabinet measures 1.0 × 0.4 × 1.4 m and is separate from the main machine envelope.
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