Sparion
2015 Sparion SW-400 Wire EDM
- Year
- 2015
- Model
- SW-400
- Location
- Laval, QC
- Condition
- Fair
$47,500 CAD
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About This Listing
Equipment Details
A 2015 Sparion SW-400 wire EDM, traded in at our Laval branch by a mould shop upgrading to a newer generator. This 400 x 300 mm work envelope machine has spent its life on precision die and mould work, and while the wire drive and dielectric system are an older generation, they have been fully serviced and are functioning correctly. We are pricing this one to move as a good second machine or backup unit rather than a primary production tool. Bilingual sales and service support is available on this unit, as on every machine at our Laval branch.
Long-serving mould-shop machine traded in at our Laval branch; wire drive and dielectric system are older-generation but functional and fully serviced. Guide dies replaced and tank re-sealed before listing. Sold as-is; recommended for shops wanting an economical second wire EDM rather than a primary production machine.
Highlights
Key Features
- Auto wire threading
- Closed-loop deionized water dielectric system
- ± 15° taper cutting over 80 mm
- Submersible machining tank
- Rebuilt guide dies (replaced at intake)
- Manual tension control (period-correct for this generation)
Specifications
2015 Sparion SW-400 Wire EDM Technical Specs
- Work envelope (X/Y)
- 400 x 300 mm (15.7" x 11.8")
- Z travel
- 220 mm (8.7")
- Max workpiece weight
- 300 kg (660 lb)
- Wire diameter range
- 0.1 - 0.3 mm (0.004" - 0.012")
- Taper cutting angle
- ± 15° over 80 mm
- Dielectric system
- Deionized water, closed-loop filtration
- Control
- Sparion SC-Wire (legacy interface)
- Positioning accuracy
- ± 0.005 mm (0.0002")
- Recorded run hours
- 16,500 hrs
| Work envelope (X/Y) | 400 x 300 mm (15.7" x 11.8") |
| Z travel | 220 mm (8.7") |
| Max workpiece weight | 300 kg (660 lb) |
| Wire diameter range | 0.1 - 0.3 mm (0.004" - 0.012") |
| Taper cutting angle | ± 15° over 80 mm |
| Dielectric system | Deionized water, closed-loop filtration |
| Control | Sparion SC-Wire (legacy interface) |
| Positioning accuracy | ± 0.005 mm (0.0002") |
| Recorded run hours | 16,500 hrs |
What's Included
Equipment Package
Included
- Delivery within Quebec, FOB truck
- Installation supervision
- Operator training on site (bilingual)
- 30-day parts warranty
Not Included
- Wire spool stock
- Deionizing resin replacement
- Freight outside Quebec
- Taxes
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