USED 1997 MITSUI MSG-200MH

1997 Mitsui MSG-200MH Precision Hand-Feed Surface GrinderLinear Ball Bearing Table | 2-Axis DRO | Magnetic Chuck"The Gold Standard for Effortless Precision"Available for sale is a high-performance 1997 Mitsui MSG-200MH. Renowned in the industry as the "Rolls-Royce" of manual grinders, the Mitsui MH series is famous for its signature linear ball bearing table, which provides a "weightless" feel and ultra-sensitive feedback that standard friction-way grinders cannot match.This 1997 vintage unit is equipped with a 2-Axis Digital Readout (DRO) and a Fine-Pole Magnetic Chuck, making it a "plug-and-play" solution for high-precision mold, die, and aerospace components. Built on a heavy, ribbed Meehanite casting with hardened D2 steel ways, this machine is designed to maintain sub-tenth tolerances for decades.Technical SpecificationsModel: MSG-200MHYear of Manufacture: 1997 (S/N: 97028869) or 1985 (85055830)Table Working Surface: 6" x 12"Max Longitudinal Travel: 15"Max Cross Travel: 8"Max Distance (Table to Spindle Center): 18" (Industry-leading vertical clearance)Spindle Motor: 1.3 HP High-Torque Cartridge TypeSpindle Speed: 3,450 RPMVertical Feed Graduation: 0.0001"Cross Feed Graduation: 0.001" (with 0.0001" Vernier)Approx. Weight: 1,750 lbsElectrical: 230/460V, 3-PhaseKey Features & Included AccessoriesUltra-Smooth Linear Table: Features Mitsui’s legendary linear ball bearing system on hardened steel ways for effortless movement and superior surface finishes.2-Axis Digital Readout (DRO): High-resolution display for X and Y axes, significantly reducing setup time and operator error.Fine-Pole Magnetic Chuck: Ideal for holding both large workpieces and thin, delicate parts securely.Removable Cartridge Spindle: Heavy-duty design with super-precision bearings; the cartridge is easily removable for "no-hassle" maintenance.Automatic Lubrication System: Continuously flushes all critical ways and screws with clean oil, ensuring the machine stays in peak geometric alignment.D2 Hardened Ways: Hardened and ground steel ways on the table, saddle, and column for maximum wear resistance.