CNC Multi-Tasking Machines (Mill-Turn / Turn-Mill)

DMG MORI MT4000/4000 (2003)

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DMG MORI MT4000/4000 (2003)

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MakeDMG MORI
ModelMT4000/4000
Year2003
CategoryCNC Multi-Tasking Machines (Mill-Turn / Turn-Mill)
ConditionUsed

DMG MORI MT4000/4000 Specifications

Swing Over Bed37"
Turning Diameter30.3"
Turning Length160.2"
Distance Between Centers181.8"
Chuck Size24"
Spindle NoseA2 -11
Spindle Speeds2400 RPM
Spindle Horsepower40 HP
B - Axis Head Indexing- 120, + 105 DEGREE
B - Axis Milling Spindle Speed6000 RPM
B - Axis Milling Spindle TaperCAPTO C8
B - Axis Milling Spindle Horse Power20 HP
ATC For Milling Spindle60 ATC
Tool Diameter4.7",11.8"
Tool Length19.6"
Tool Weight66 LBS.
X - Axis Travel32.9
Z - Axis Travel163.4"
Y - Axis Travel11.8"
C - Axis Indexing0.001
Rapid Traverse Rates X, Z, Y945 IPM
Tailstock Quill Diameter5.9"
Tailstock TaperMT 5
Tailstock Quill Travel5.9"
Tailstock Travel138"
Machine Weight90,200 LBS.

Do you have a DMG MORI MT4000/4000 to sell?

We are actively seeking a 2003 MORI SEIKI MT4000/4000, a robust CNC Multi-Tasking Machine that excels in both milling and turning operations. This machine features a substantial swing over bed of 37 inches and a turning diameter of 30.3 inches, allowing for versatile machining of large components. With a turning length of 160.2 inches and a distance between centers of 181.8 inches, the MT4000/4000 is designed to handle lengthy workpieces with ease. Equipped with dual spindles featuring A2-11 nose types, this machine operates at spindle speeds of up to 2400 RPM and boasts a spindle horsepower of 40 HP for both spindles.

The B-axis head indexing capability allows for angles between -120 to +105 degrees, enhancing its versatility. The B-axis milling spindle is capable of speeds reaching 6000 RPM and is powered by a 20 HP motor, fitted with a CAPTO C8 taper for efficient tool changes. With a 60-tool automatic tool changer, this machine supports tools with diameters up to 11.8 inches and can accommodate tool weights of up to 66 pounds. The MT4000/4000 also features impressive rapid traverse rates of 945 IPM on the X and Z axes, and 787 IPM on the Y axis, ensuring quick and efficient movement during operations.

With a tailstock quill diameter of 5.9 inches and a travel of 138 inches, it adds further functionality for various machining tasks. Weighing in at 90,200 pounds, this machine is a substantial presence in any shop. If you own a 2003 MORI SEIKI MT4000/4000 and are considering selling, we are here to offer you top dollar for your used CNC machines. Contact us today to discuss your options!

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