DMG MORI ctx beta 1250 tc 27 5 swing 12 chuck 4 bar 19 7 dia 47 2 lgth siemens 840d sl celos (2019)
Sell your DMG MORI ctx beta 1250 tc 27 5 swing 12 chuck 4 bar 19 7 dia 47 2 lgth siemens 840d sl celos 2019 today.
DMG MORI ctx beta 1250 tc 27 5 swing 12 chuck 4 bar 19 7 dia 47 2 lgth siemens 840d sl celos Specifications
| Other | Z Axis |
|---|---|
| Other | Spindle |
| Other | Chuck Size |
| Other | Bar Capacity |
| Other | Max Spindle Speed |
| Other | Spindle Power |
| Other | X-Axis Travel |
| Other | Y-Axis Travel |
| Other | Z-Axis Travel |
| Other | B-Axis Swivel Range |
| Other | C-Axis Indexing |
| Other | Milling Spindle Speed |
| Other | Tool Interface |
| Other | Tool Magazine |
| Other | Distance Between Centers |
| Other | Max Turning Diameter |
| Other | Max Turning Length |
| Other | Swing over Bed |
| Other | Swing over Cross Slide |
| Other | Spindle RPM |
| Other | Tool Capacity. |
Do you have a DMG MORI ctx beta 1250 tc 27 5 swing 12 chuck 4 bar 19 7 dia 47 2 lgth siemens 840d sl celos to sell?
We are actively seeking a 2019 DMG Mori CTX Beta 1250 TC, a highly efficient 2-axis CNC lathe that boasts impressive specifications suited for a variety of machining tasks. This machine features a generous 27.5-inch swing and a robust 12-inch chuck, providing ample capacity for various workpieces. With a main spindle bar capacity of 4.01 inches and a maximum spindle speed reaching up to 4,000 RPM, this lathe is designed for high precision and productivity. The sub spindle, with its own 8.9-inch chuck and a maximum speed of 5,000 RPM, further enhances the machine's capabilities, allowing for complex operations to be completed efficiently.
The CTX Beta 1250 TC offers exceptional travel dimensions, including 17.7 inches in the X-axis, 17.9 inches in the Y-axis, and a remarkable 51.2 inches in the Z-axis, making it versatile for various machining applications. Additionally, the B-axis swivel range of -30 to +210 degrees and C-axis indexing at 0.001 resolution provide advanced functionality for intricate part designs. The machine is equipped with a milling spindle that can reach speeds of up to 20,000 RPM, and it features a tool interface compatible with Capto C6, along with an impressive 80-tool chain magazine. With a maximum turning diameter of 19.7 inches and a length of 47.2 inches, this lathe is perfect for a wide range of projects.
If you have a DMG Mori CTX Beta 1250 TC available for sale, we encourage you to reach out to us today. We are ready to make you a competitive offer and help you maximize the value of your used CNC equipment.
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Where is MTE located, and do you offer services outside Michigan?
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