Used lapping machines for sale (33)

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Metal working machinery & machine tools Lapping machines
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Lapping Machine HAHN & KOLB ZL 800 H
Lapping Machine HAHN & KOLB ZL 800 H
Lapping Machine HAHN & KOLB ZL 800 H
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Germany Metzingen
7,973 km

Lapping Machine
HAHN & KOLBZL 800 H

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Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
Honing machine STÄHLI FLM 750
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France Contamine-sur-Arve
7,946 km

Honing machine
STÄHLIFLM 750

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Honing machine PEMAMO MVR 060 EH
Honing machine PEMAMO MVR 060 EH
Honing machine PEMAMO MVR 060 EH
Honing machine PEMAMO MVR 060 EH
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France Contamine-sur-Arve
7,946 km

Honing machine
PEMAMOMVR 060 EH

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Honing machine DELAPENA SPEEDHONE EA
Honing machine DELAPENA SPEEDHONE EA
Honing machine DELAPENA SPEEDHONE EA
Honing machine DELAPENA SPEEDHONE EA
Honing machine DELAPENA SPEEDHONE EA
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France Contamine-sur-Arve
7,946 km

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DELAPENASPEEDHONE EA

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Honing machine LAM PLAN M.M. 992
Honing machine LAM PLAN M.M. 992
Honing machine LAM PLAN M.M. 992
Honing machine LAM PLAN M.M. 992
Honing machine LAM PLAN M.M. 992
Honing machine LAM PLAN M.M. 992
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France Contamine-sur-Arve
7,946 km

Honing machine
LAM PLANM.M. 992

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Honing machine PEMAMO MDR 140 NC
Honing machine PEMAMO MDR 140 NC
Honing machine PEMAMO MDR 140 NC
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France Contamine-sur-Arve
7,946 km

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PEMAMOMDR 140 NC

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Honing machine GEHRING M2-40-12
Honing machine GEHRING M2-40-12
Honing machine GEHRING M2-40-12
Honing machine GEHRING M2-40-12
Honing machine GEHRING M2-40-12
Honing machine GEHRING M2-40-12
Honing machine GEHRING M2-40-12
Honing machine GEHRING M2-40-12
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France Contamine-sur-Arve
7,946 km

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GEHRINGM2-40-12

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Honing machine LAM PLAN M.M. 980
Honing machine LAM PLAN M.M. 980
Honing machine LAM PLAN M.M. 980
Honing machine LAM PLAN M.M. 980
Honing machine LAM PLAN M.M. 980
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France Contamine-sur-Arve
7,946 km

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LAM PLANM.M. 980

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What is meant by Lapping machines?

Lapping machines are used in the process of surface finishing where two surfaces are rubbed together with an abrasive between them, by hand movement or using a machine. This process, known as lapping, involves a lower-speed and lower-pressure surface finishing operation. The main purpose of lapping is to achieve extremely precise surface flatness and smoothness. Lapping machines are commonly used in the production of optical lenses, mechanical seals, and various engine components where tight tolerances and smooth finishes are critical.

Types of Lapping Machines

There are several types of lapping machines, including the most commonly used benchtop models which are ideal for small components. Floor models are more suitable for larger parts. The machines can be manual, semi-automatic, or fully automatic, depending on the application and volume of work. The choice of machine affects the consistency and accuracy of the lapping process.

Key Components of Lapping Machines

Lapping machines generally consist of one or more rotating plates, conditioning rings, and an abrasive slurry dispenser. The lapping plate is typically made of a softer material like cast iron or copper, which serves as a base on which the workpieces are placed. Conditioning rings are used to hold the workpieces in place and maintain their stability during the lapping process. The abrasive slurry, usually made from a mixture of water and abrasive grit (like silicon carbide or diamond), is crucial for the cutting action.

Lapping machines are used in the process of surface finishing where two surfaces are rubbed together with an abrasive between them, by hand movement or using a machine. This process, known as lapping, involves a lower-speed and lower-pressure surface finishing operation. The main purpose of lapping is to achieve extremely precise surface flatness and smoothness. Lapping machines are commonly used in the production of optical lenses, mechanical seals, and various engine components where tight tolerances and smooth finishes are critical.

Types of Lapping Machines

There are several types of lapping machines, including the most commonly used benchtop models which are ideal for small components. Floor models are more suitable for larger parts. The machines can be manual, semi-automatic, or fully automatic, depending on the application and volume of work. The choice of machine affects the consistency and accuracy of the lapping process.

Key Components of Lapping Machines

Lapping machines generally consist of one or more rotating plates, conditioning rings, and an abrasive slurry dispenser. The lapping plate is typically made of a softer material like cast iron or copper, which serves as a base on which the workpieces are placed. Conditioning rings are used to hold the workpieces in place and maintain their stability during the lapping process. The abrasive slurry, usually made from a mixture of water and abrasive grit (like silicon carbide or diamond), is crucial for the cutting action.