Help me identify older surface grinder

[mcskelle]

Hi all.

I've had this surface grinder for a year and still havn't been able to identify it.

• It features a gear driven mecanical movement of the table both in x and y axis. so no hydraulics.
• All markings on dials a in metric system.
• The spindle motor is inside the tower and below the spindle bearing which it drives with a belt. The spindle has just one rotational speed.
• Has german writing on the on/off handle for the horisontal movement. german letters also on the manual magnetic table.
• I would think the weight is around 800-1000kgs/1800-2200 pounds
• It's bought in denmark.
• The electrical box on the front is for sure quite a bit newer/retrofittet and is from danish company danfoss
• The handle on the right move the table manually to the side, the handle in the middle move table in/out, the round thing on the left adjust the automatic movement distance from left to right, the round thing lowest, beneeth the middle handle, click-rotates in smal increments and seems to adjust the distance in the in/out movment per pass - but that does'nt seem to have any effect.

I've searched some local forums with no luck so far...

Does anybody have any clue?

kind regards
Thomas

 

[Frank R]

http://www.lathes.co.uk/page21.html

Have you checked here?

Check other countries that use German, like the Swiss machines.

 

[mcskelle]

Thanks Frank. Yes, sure I have, but it's an extensive website, so I get back and search now and and again.
But my info is so limited, that I have only searched and filtered on super broard terms like "german" and "grinder"...

So far, no luck for me on lathes.uk :-(