DMG MORI ctx beta 1250tc b axis cnc lathe 19 7 swing 10 chuck 2 6 bar siemens 840d tailstock (2010)
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DMG MORI ctx beta 1250tc b axis cnc lathe 19 7 swing 10 chuck 2 6 bar siemens 840d tailstock Specifications
| Maximum Swing | 19.7" |
|---|---|
| Maximum Machinable Workpiece Length | 47.2" |
| Spindle Speed | 5,000 RPM |
| C-Axis | 0.001 Degree |
| Chuck Diameter | 10 in |
| Drawtube Diameter | 2.64" |
| X Axis Travel | ~18 in |
| Z Axis Travel | ~51 in |
| Y Axis Travel | 4 in |
| B-Axis Swivel Range | +- 120 Degree |
| Turning-milling Spindle Tool | CAPTO C6 |
| Tool Magazine Capacity | 24 tools |
| Spindle Power (100/40%) | 33/45 HP |
| Rapid Traverse X/Y/Z | 1181 IPM. |
Do you have a DMG MORI ctx beta 1250tc b axis cnc lathe 19 7 swing 10 chuck 2 6 bar siemens 840d tailstock to sell?
We are actively seeking a 2010 DMG Mori CTX Beta 1250TC B-Axis CNC lathe. This exceptional machine features a maximum swing of 19.7 inches, allowing for versatile machining of larger workpieces. With a chuck diameter of 10 inches and a drawtube diameter of 2.64 inches, it accommodates a wide range of materials and shapes. The Siemens 840D control system enhances precision and efficiency, making it a favorite among machinists and manufacturers alike. The CTX Beta 1250TC boasts impressive spindle speeds of up to 12,000 RPM, enabling rapid machining and high-quality finishes.
It offers a maximum machinable workpiece length of 47.2 inches, providing ample space for larger components. The machine's C-Axis capability allows for 0.001-degree increments, ensuring precise angular positioning for complex geometries. With an X-axis travel of approximately 18 inches, Y-axis travel of 4 inches, and Z-axis travel of around 51 inches, this lathe is designed for flexibility and adaptability in various applications. The B-Axis swivel range of ±120 degrees further expands its capabilities, allowing for intricate turning and milling operations. Equipped with a CAPTO C6 turning-milling spindle tool and a tool magazine capacity of 24 tools, the CTX Beta 1250TC is built for efficiency and productivity.
The rapid traverse speed of 1181 IPM for X, Y, and Z axes ensures that your machining processes are not only precise but also swift. If you are looking to sell your DMG Mori CTX Beta 1250TC B-Axis CNC lathe, we are here to help. Contact us today to get a competitive offer and turn your surplus equipment into cash!
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