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DMG MORI MT-25B Stock (1996)

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DMG MORI MT-25B Stock (1996)

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MakeDMG MORI
ModelMT-25B Stock
Year1996
CategoryCNC Lathes
ConditionUsed

DMG MORI MT-25B Stock Specifications

Spindle Bore3.15"
Spindle NoseA2-8
Turning Diameter13.8"
Swing Inside Enclosure32.3"
Swing Over Cross-Slide37.8
Max Swing Over Bed46.9"
Turning Between Centers22.44"
X-Axis17.72"
Y-Axis11.81"
Z-Axis45.28"
Main Spindle C-Axis360,000 Position
Milling Spindle B-Axis1 Degree
Rapid Traverse Rate472.44 IPM
Auto Indexing Turret10 Position
Spindle Speed40-4000 RPM
Rotary Tool Spindle Drive6.7 HP
Tool Changer30 ATC
Main Spindle Motor20 HP
Tailstock Taper#4 Morse
Quill Dia4.33"
Travel17.72"
Quill Travel4.72"
Power Supply48 KVA @ 220V 3-Phase
Pneumatic71.1 PSI @ 39.6 GPM
Dimensions163"x102"X103.5"H
Weight27,280 lbs.

Do you have a DMG MORI MT-25B Stock to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1996 MORI SEIKI MT-25B CNC lathe, a powerful machine known for its precision and reliability in the metalworking industry. This CNC lathe features a robust spindle bore of 3.15 inches and a spindle nose of A2-8, making it ideal for various turning operations. With a turning diameter of 13.8 inches and a maximum swing over the bed of 46.9 inches, it provides excellent versatility for a range of machining tasks. The MT-25B allows for a turning distance between centers of 22.44 inches, accommodating a variety of workpiece sizes.

The machine's rapid traverse rate of 472.44 IPM ensures efficient operation, while the main spindle speed ranges from 40 to 4000 RPM, offering flexibility for different materials and applications. The CNC lathe is equipped with a 10-position auto indexing turret and a 30 ATC tool changer, enabling quick tool swaps and improved productivity. The main spindle motor delivers a powerful 20 HP, supported by a 6.7 HP rotary tool spindle drive for milling capabilities. Additionally, the tailstock taper of #4 Morse and a quill diameter of 4.33 inches provide enhanced support for longer workpieces.

The MT-25B is designed for heavy-duty use, weighing in at 27,280 lbs, and occupies dimensions of 163" x 102" x 103.5" H. If you have a 1996 MORI SEIKI MT-25B that you're looking to sell, we at Superior Machine Tools will ensure you receive a fair and competitive offer. Contact us today to discuss your machine and see how we can help you maximize its value.

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