Universal Woodworking Cutter Grinder MF2718 II/III Series for All Kinds of Woodworking Tools
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MOQ : 1 set
FOB Price: $ 1680 - $ 1880 / Set
(Price varies based on configuration & quantity)
MF2718 II/III series universal woodworking cutter grinder is high‑precision multi‑functional sharpening equipment, equipped with advanced guide rail and lifting structure. It supports full‑range grinding of various woodworking cutters, with stable performance and high precision, suitable for professional woodworking workshops and furniture factories.
Main Technical Parameters
| Motor Power: | 550W / 590W |
| Working Voltage: | 380V / 50Hz |
| Spindle Speed: | 3500 r/min |
| Cutter Rest Stroke: | 320 mm |
| Lifting Stroke: | 200 mm |
| Max. Straight Blade Length: | 320 mm |
| Max. Saw Blade Diameter: | 700 mm |
| Grinding Wheel Size: | 125×32 mm |
| Grinding Wheel Rotation Angle: | ±45° |
| Guide Rail Type: | Precision Guide Rail / Full‑Precision Guide Rail |
| Lifting Form: | Gear Lifting / Worm Gear Lifting |
| Overall Dimension: | 1000×800×1500 mm / 1100×850×1600 mm |
| Net Weight: | 185 kg / 242 kg |
The MF2718 II/III series universal cutter grinder is an upgraded high‑precision version of the MF2718 series, designed for professional full‑function sharpening of woodworking tools.
It can grind planer knives, circular saw blades, milling cutters, molding cutters, drill bits and all kinds of forming cutters.
Two models (MF2718‑II and MF2718‑III) are available. II model adopts precision guide rail and gear lifting structure; III model is equipped with full‑precision guide rail and worm gear lifting system, with higher stability and durability.
Both models feature manual fine‑tuning function, easy operation, high grinding precision, and are ideal for professional woodworking production and high‑precision tool maintenance.
Product details
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We support 1 set trial order, 1 year warranty and quick after-sales service.
