NUM Machine Operator Panel Short-Stroke Keyboard 1060 – Ref. 207202 830M

The five available units at a glance:

Rev. H · 1997 · S/N 10986 – lower row with position keys 1, 2, 3, two offset symbols and two panel symbols; above them four turquoise labels with group marking GRP2 GRP1 and GRP2 GRP4 (customer adaptation for a machine with several unit groups). Without key, both knobs present. Removed from IMA BIMA 610-2H.

Rev. H · 1999 · S/N 13593 – the most distinctive layout in stock: lower row with eight contour and rectangle symbols instead of numbered position keys. Without key, both knobs present. Removed from IMA BIMA 610/2H.

Rev. H · 2000 · S/N 14790 – lower row with position keys 1 to 6, the only unit in stock with six positions. Without key; one override knob to be replaced (visible in the front view). Removed from IMA 610 V (with gluing).

Rev. J · 2001 · S/N 15967 – upper row with F1, F2, tool, hook and vehicle symbols; lower row with position keys 1, 2, 3, an info key and five blank keys. Key and both knobs present. Removed from IMA 610.

Rev. J · 2001 · S/N 16535 – lower row with position keys 1, 2, 3, two blank keys, two grinding symbols (3 and 4) and a percent key. Key and both knobs present. Removed from IMA BIMA 410 V (with gluing), machine no. 20479.

Key switch keys and override knobs are standard parts; the switches and potentiometers themselves are complete and tested. Replacements are easy to source, and on request we add a matching part from our stock – please ask us before ordering.

All panels were removed by us from running IMA machines and tested in-house. Production week and serial number of each unit are legible on the type plate photos. Full machine designations: BIMA 610-2H/875, BIMA 610/2H/875/120/775 and BIMA/410/V/140/700; the numbers after the type indicate working width and length and do not affect fit. The V stands for gluing – gluing machines have different unit keys. Clean used parts with at most light cosmetic traces, supplied exactly as pictured.

1 × NUM machine operator panel of the selected version, exactly as pictured. Key and knobs as described for each unit.

In stock in Germany and shipped via FedEx or UPS, usually on the day of your order. Transit to the US typically takes 2–5 business days with full tracking. Import duties and fees follow the US regulations in force on the import date and are settled by the importer. More background on availability and pricing of legacy CNC electronics: read our guide for US customers.