Eagle V7G

Built for uncompromising precision, the OPS Ingersoll V7G Linear delivers ultra-fast linear drive technology, exceptional surface finishes, and micron-level accuracy. Ideal for graphite electrodes, hardened steel, and complex mold & die components, it maximizes productivity while maintaining the precision required for the industry’s most demanding applications.

OPS V7G

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