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DMG MORI CTX 310 ECOLINE Specifications
| Other | Z Axis, Spindle, Bed Width (Tailstock), Chuck Type, Max Turning Length, Turning Diameter, Distance Between Centers, Driven Tools, Y-Axis Travel, Weight (Approx.), Rapid Traverse Rate, Ball Screw Diameter (X), Max Spindle Speed, Swing Over Cross Slide, Bar Work Capacity, X2-Axis (Cross Travel Of Turret 2), Rapid Traverse Z Axis, Travel (X), Y-Axis Travel (Upper Turret Only), X1/X2 Axis Travel, Tool Magazine, Max Od Turning Over Saddle, Max Cutting Diameter, Control, Right Spindle Travel, Ratio- 1, Spindle Power, Upper Turet, Rapid Traverse X/Z/B, Tailstock Quill Dia., Cross Slide Travel, Cutting Feedrate Z Axis, Live Tool Motor 5 Min/Cont, Power Source, Rapid Traverse Rate Xzb, Min Spindle Indexing, Curvic Coupling Tailstock Quill Diameter, X-Axis (Cross Travel Of Upper Turret), Main Spindle Horsepower, Live Tool Motor 5 Min/Cont, Z1 & Z2-Axis Travels, Estimated Machine Weight, Rapid Traverse Rates (X&Z/Y), Compound Slide Travel, Max, Chuck, Y Axis, Rapid Traverse Y Axis, Tool Stations No. 1, Number Of Axes, B Axis Travel, Rotary Tool Speed, Z Axis Travel, Headstock 2 Travel, Spindle Speeds, Z-Axis, Approximate Dimensions, Shank Diameter For Boring Bar, Main Spindle, Gear Ratio 1, Turret Head (Type B), X-Axis Travel (Turret 2), Spindle Bore, Live Tooling Motor, Tailstock (Y/N), Y-Axis, Shank Height For Square Tool, Tool Shank Size, Electrics, B-Axis Milling Speed, Max Machinable Center Distance, Approximate Machine Dimensions, Tailstock Quill Diameter, Swing Over Slide, Max Bar Capacity, Max. Distance Between Spindle Large Noses, Tailstock Taper, Max Swing Diameter, No. Of Spindles, Max Swing, Max Swing Over Bed, Max Diameter Bar Capacity, Milling Motor, # Axis, Tailstock Base Stroke, Number Of Tool Stations, Z-Axis (Longitudinal Travel), Tailstock Spindle Taper, Turret Capacity, Live Tool Milling Speed Range, Main Motor, Standard Workpiece Diameter, Z-Axis (Longitudinal Travel Of Upper Turret), Mass Of Machine, Tool Holder (Approx.), Spindle Motor Cont., Turret Index (Single Step), C2-Axis (Indexing Positions Of Sub Spindle), Lower Turret Positions, Milling, Max Tailstock Position, Swing Over Carriage, C Axis Indexing, Approximate Machine Height, Rapid Rate Z Axis, Sub Spindle Speed, Floor Space, Turret, Max Distance Between Spindle Nose, Maximum Swing Over Carriage, Max. Swing Over Bed, C-Axis Indexing, Sub Spindle Chuck Size, Machining Length, Travel, Live Tool Speed, Tool Turret Positions, Coupling Size, Standard Turning Diameter, Turret Stations, Tailstock Spindle Travel, Sub Spindle Nose, Turret Positions, B-Axis Tool Positions, Feed Motor (Z), Swing Over Bed, Rapid Traverse Rate - Y-Axis, Rotary Tool Motor, B-Axis Spindle Motor, Travel (Z), Rapid Traverse Rate - Z-Axis, Center Distance, Centre, Live Tool Spindle Motor, Rapid Traverse, Spindle Motor, Tool Turret, X Axis Travel, Spindle Bearing Inner Diameter, Rapid Traverse Rate - X-Axis, Bed Width (Carriage), Rotary Tool Spindle Speed, Approximate Machine Weight, Main Spindle Motor, Overall Dimensions, Approx Weight, Max Speed, Sub-Spindle Motor, Cutting Feedrate Y Axis, Turret Tool Positions, X-Axis (Cross Travel), Spindle Nose Main/Sub, Quill Stroke, Tailstock Quill Dia, Standard Cutting Tool, Z1 Axis Travel, Max. Turning Diameter, Milling Spindle Speed, Max Swing Over Carriage, Live Tool Motor, Hydraulic Tailstock Taper, Dimensions, Feed Motor (X), Max Turning Diameter, B-Axis Travel, Distance Between Spindles, Max. Spindle Speed, Max Speed Driven Tools, Standard Chuck Size, Max RPM, Max. Swing Over Cross Slide, Spindle Motor (Main), Machine Weight, Z-Axis (Vertical Turret Travel), # Tool Stations, Spindle Drive Motor (30Min/Cont.), Max Machining Length, Jog Feedrate, Chuck Size, Cross Slide Inclination, No. Of Turrets, Z2-Axis (Longitudinal Travel Of Turret 2), Hole Thru Spindle, C-Axis Index (Main & Sub), Spindle Nose, B Axis Spindle Two Travel, Max Cutting Length, Sub Spindle Motor, Tool Holder, Machine Weight (Approx), Max Turning Dia (Live/Turning Tools), Chip Conveyor, Slant Of Bed, X Axis, Power Requirement, Turret Tool Capacity, Rapid Rate X Axis, Built-In Tailstock Quill Stroke, Turret Index Time, Sub Spindle Bar Capacity, Travels (X,Z), Max Spindle Speed No.1, # Tool Turrets, Z-Axis Rapid Traverse Rate, Live Tooling, Tailstock Body Travel, Max Distance Between Centers, Turret 2 Tool Positions, Y-Axis (Travel Of Upper Turret), Maximum Turning Length, Maximum Swing, Spindle Speed Range (1 RPM Increments), Power Consumption, Live / Static, Max Turning Dia, Bar Capacity, X2-Axis (Cross Travel Of Lower Turret), C Axis, Main Spindle Speed, Upper Turret Positions, Max Cutting / Turning Diameter, Spindle Inside Taper, Max Cross Travel, Maximum Cross Travel (X Axis), Z-Axis (Longitudinal Travel Of Turret 1), X-Axis, C-Axis (Indexing Positions Of Main Spindle), Overall Dimensions (With Conveyor), Rapid Traverse X Axis, Cutting Feedrate X Axis, Spindle Bearing Diameter, Swing Over Bed From Face Plate, Max Turning Length (Each Spindle), Spindle Motor |
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| Chuck Size | 8.3" |
| Bar Capacity | 2" |
| Power | 22.1 hp |
| Max RPM | 5,000 RPM |
| Turning Dia | 7.9" |
| Swing | 13" |
| Tailstock | Yes |
| Dimensions | 98.4"W x 59.2"D |
| Control | CNC (SLIMLINE) |
Do you have a DMG MORI CTX 310 ECOLINE to sell?
We are actively seeking a 2012 DMG MORI CTX 310 ECOLINE CNC lathe to add to our inventory. This model is known for its robust performance and versatility in various machining applications. The CTX 310 ECOLINE features a chuck size of 8.3 inches and a bar capacity of 2 inches, making it suitable for a wide range of turning operations. With a powerful 22.1 hp motor, this machine can achieve a maximum RPM of 5,000, allowing for efficient and precise machining of materials.
The turning diameter of 7.9 inches and swing of 13 inches provide ample space for various workpieces, while the included tailstock enhances the machine's capability for longer components. Its dimensions of 98.4 inches in width and 59.2 inches in depth ensure a compact footprint without sacrificing performance. The CNC (SLIMLINE) control system offers user-friendly programming and operation, making it an excellent choice for both experienced machinists and newcomers alike. If you have a 2012 DMG MORI CTX 310 ECOLINE CNC lathe that you are looking to sell, we are ready to provide you with a competitive offer.
At Superior Machine Tools, we specialize in purchasing used CNC machines, ensuring a hassle-free experience and prompt payment. Don't miss the opportunity to turn your idle machinery into cash. Contact us today for a valuation and discover how easy it is to sell your used CNC lathe.
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