Lot 4: Harrison Alpha 1800S CNC Lathe

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Wednesday 31 May 2023 18:00 PM BST

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Increment: £ 250

Bids: 115

Buyer's premium: 18%

VAT: 20%

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Harrison Alpha 1800S CNC Lathe with Harrison - GE Fanuc Alpha 1000 Series Control, S/No. S8T014 (2006) Quick Change Tooling, 530mm 3 Jaw Chuck, (2) x 3 Point Steady's, 710mm 4 Jaw Chuck, Spindle Speed 1000rpm, Distance Between Centres 3000mm, Swing Over Bed 800mm. Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Please Note: This lot is located in Glasgow, Scotland. Unfortunately, there are no loading facilities available, dismantling and loading will be at the cost of the purchaser. All/Any tooling is being offered as specifically described.

Please Note: Should you be successful in purchasing an item and wish to Export it from the UK, a charge of £55 plus VAT will be automatically added to your invoice to prepare the goods and the paperwork which will require UK Export Customs Declarations. This process is now a mandatory UK export requirement from 1st January 2021. All our invoices are issued on an Incoterms EXW (Ex Works) basis.

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Please Note: These lots are located in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. Unfortunately, there are no loading facilities available, dismantling and loading will be at the cost of the purchaser. All/Any tooling is being offered as specifically described.

Please Note: Should you be successful in purchasing an item and wish to Export it from the UK, a charge of £55 plus VAT will be automatically added to your invoice to prepare the goods and the paperwork which will require UK Export Customs Declarations. This process is now a mandatory UK export requirement from 1st January 2021. All our invoices are issued on an Incoterms EXW (Ex Works) basis.

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