Ingersoll Ingot/Slab scalper, 26"-52" wide, 2"-8" thick, 18' long slabs, 1983

The 52" wide Ingersoll Ingot/Slab Scalper is an efficient and robust machine designed for handling beryllium copper and similar alloys. It is capable of processing slabs with a minimum thickness of 2 inches and up to a maximum of 8 inches, while accommodating widths from 26 to 52 inches and lengths up to 18 feet. This used scalping machine, featuring an end crop saw, is engineered to handle slab weights ranging from 3,000 to 10,000 pounds and can achieve material hardness from 80 RB to 30 RC. Equipped with a 75 HP AC spindle motor running at 1,800 RPM, the scalper offers impressive X-axis travel of 244 inches with feed rates between 10 to 300 IPM, while the Y-axis provides 68.5 inches of travel at 5 to 20 IPM. The Z-axis includes 14 inches of travel, operating at a feed rate of 100 IPM. Additional features include a coolant and hydraulic system, and an integrated chip conveyor, contributing to an overall annual capacity of 20,000,000 pounds. With a milling cutter diameter of 18 inches equipped with 32 inserts, this machine provides a high-quality surface finish of 125 RMS minimum and maintains tight tolerances of ±.015 inches. The Ingersoll Scalper operates on a 460 V, 3-phase, 60 Hz electrical system, ensuring compatibility with various industrial settings. It includes comprehensive electrical controls for ease of operation. This machine is an ideal choice for industries requiring high precision and efficiency in metal slab scalping.
2"8"26"52"18'10,000 Lbs.10 - 300 IPM244"5 - 20 IPM68.5"100 IPM14"20,000,000 Lbs.125 RMS Minimum±.015"18"3230"75 HP AC365 TDS1,800 RPM3 Phase60 Hz