Listing# 985018
Charmilles D10 Isocut EDM Machines
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Location: IL, USA
Level of Removal: Still Installed
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Equipment Description
3 machines available
**Model:** Charmilles Isocut D10
*Type:** Wire Electrical Discharge Machine (Wire EDM)
**Age** 1990
**Construction:** Robust metal structure with industrial green paint, characteristic of the period's manufacturing aesthetic.
**Controls:** Features analog dials and manual control knobs, indicating an era prior to the widespread adoption of digital interfaces.
**Usage:** Designed for precision cutting of hard materials using electrical discharge with a thin wire electrode.
**Condition:** The machine shows signs of wear and age but may still hold value for parts or refurbishment.
**Components of Interest:**
**Mechanical Parts:** Such as lead screws, nuts, and other precision-moving components.
**Electrical Components:** Including transformers, resistors, and capacitors that may be rare in modern equipment.
**Control Panel:** The manual switches and knobs could be of interest to enthusiasts or for educational purposes.
**Metal Housing:** Suitable for scrap or metal recovery.
While the Charmilles Isocut D10 is not in current operation, its durable construction and potential for part salvage make it a valuable unit for those in the machining industry, particularly for individuals or companies specializing in vintage machinery or parts harvesting.
**Model:** Charmilles Isocut D10
*Type:** Wire Electrical Discharge Machine (Wire EDM)
**Age** 1990
**Construction:** Robust metal structure with industrial green paint, characteristic of the period's manufacturing aesthetic.
**Controls:** Features analog dials and manual control knobs, indicating an era prior to the widespread adoption of digital interfaces.
**Usage:** Designed for precision cutting of hard materials using electrical discharge with a thin wire electrode.
**Condition:** The machine shows signs of wear and age but may still hold value for parts or refurbishment.
**Components of Interest:**
**Mechanical Parts:** Such as lead screws, nuts, and other precision-moving components.
**Electrical Components:** Including transformers, resistors, and capacitors that may be rare in modern equipment.
**Control Panel:** The manual switches and knobs could be of interest to enthusiasts or for educational purposes.
**Metal Housing:** Suitable for scrap or metal recovery.
While the Charmilles Isocut D10 is not in current operation, its durable construction and potential for part salvage make it a valuable unit for those in the machining industry, particularly for individuals or companies specializing in vintage machinery or parts harvesting.
Specifications:
Standard
Metric
Manufacturer Name
CHARMILLES TECHNOLOGIES
Year:
1990
1990
Serial Number:
NA
NA
Model:
D10 Isocut
D10 Isocut
Recommended Packaging Form:
PALLET
PALLET
Dimensions:
Standard
Metric
Overall:
36 x 38 x 47 IN - 1300 LBS
914.40 x 965.20 x 1193.80 mm - 589.68 kg
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