Lote 16: Hanwha ML20H Sliding Head Lathe with Fanuc 18iT Control (2001)
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Prima del comprador: 18%
Tasa de IVA: 20%
Biggleswade, UK
| Make: | Hanwha |
|---|---|
| Model: | ML20H |
| Year: | 2001 |
Descripción completa del terreno
Hanwha ML20H Sliding Head Lathe with Fanuc 18iT Control, Fire Suppression, Parts Catcher, 2-Channel Programming. S/No. LA-20-BO0198 (2001) with Iemca Genius 226/32 Barfeed. S/No. 0200044B14 (2000). Country of Origin: Korea
Términos clave / Exportar información
Location: These lots are located in Biggleswade, UK. Unfortunately, there are no loading facilities on-site, dismantling and loading will be at the cost of the purchaser.
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Ubicación
Biggleswade, UK
Tasa de exportación
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