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DMG MORI NT4250 Specifications
| Z Axis | 61.0" + 3.9" |
|---|---|
| Spindle | A2 - 8' |
| Bed Width (Tailstock) | 73.3" |
| Chuck Type | A2 - 8' |
| Max Turning Length | 60.7" |
| Turning Diameter | 25.9" |
| Distance Between Centers | 73.3" |
| Driven Tools | 240 ATC |
| Y-Axis Travel | + - 8.3" |
| Weight (Approx.) | 56,320 LBS. |
| Rapid Traverse Rate | 1968, 1968, 1181 IPM |
| Ball Screw Diameter (X) | 24.6" + 4.9" |
| Max Spindle Speed | 4000 RPM |
| Swing Over Cross Slide | 28.7" / 15.7" TRT # 2 |
| Bar Work Capacity | 3.1" |
| X2-Axis (Cross Travel Of Turret 2) | 7.7" |
| Rapid Traverse Z Axis | 1968 IPM |
| Travel (X) | 24.6" + 4.9" |
| Y-Axis Travel (Upper Turret Only) | + - 8.3" |
| X1/X2 Axis Travel | 7.7" |
| Tool Magazine | 240 ATC |
| Max Od Turning Over Saddle | 28.7" |
| Max Cutting Diameter | 25.9" |
| Spindle Power | 30 HP |
| Rapid Traverse X/Z/B | 1968, 1968, 1181 IPM |
| Z1 & Z2-Axis Travels | 61.0", 60.0" |
| Estimated Machine Weight | 56,320 LBS. |
| Rapid Traverse Rates (X&Z/Y) | 1968, 1968, 1181 IPM |
| Z Axis Travel | 61.0" + 3.9" |
| Spindle Speeds | 4000 RPM |
| Z-Axis | 61.0" + 3.9" |
| Spindle Bore | 3.6" |
| Y-Axis | + - 8.3" |
| Approximate Machine Weight | 56,320 LBS. |
| Spindle Nose Main/Sub | A2 - 8' |
| Z1 Axis Travel | 61.0" |
| Max. Turning Diameter | 25.9" |
| Max Turning Diameter | 25.9" |
| Max. Spindle Speed | 4000 RPM |
| Max. Swing Over Cross Slide | 28.7" |
| Spindle Motor (Main) | 30 HP |
| Machine Weight | 56,320 LBS. |
| Spindle Drive Motor (30Min/Cont.) | 30 HP |
| Z2-Axis (Longitudinal Travel Of Turret 2) | 60.0" |
| C-Axis Index (Main & Sub) | .0001 Deg. |
| Spindle Nose | A2 - 8' |
| Machine Weight (Approx) | 56,320 LBS. |
| Max Turning Dia (Live/Turning Tools) | 25.9" |
| Turret Index Time | 1.6 secs. |
| Travels (X,Z) | 24.6" + 4.9", 61.0" + 3.9" |
| Max Spindle Speed No.1 | 4000 RPM |
| Z-Axis Rapid Traverse Rate | 1968 IPM |
| Max Distance Between Centers | 73.3" |
| Y-Axis (Travel Of Upper Turret) | + - 8.3" |
| Maximum Turning Length | 60.7" |
| Max Turning Dia | 25.9" |
| Bar Capacity | 3.1" |
| X2-Axis (Cross Travel Of Lower Turret) | 7.7" |
| Main Spindle Speed | 4000 RPM |
| Max Cutting / Turning Diameter | 25.9" |
| X-Axis | 24.6" + 4.9" |
| C-Axis (Indexing Positions Of Main Spindle) | .0001 Deg. |
| Rapid Traverse X Axis | 1968 IPM |
| Spindle Motor (Main) | 30 HP. |
Do you have a DMG MORI NT4250 to sell?
We are actively seeking a 2011 MORI SEIKI NT4250, a sophisticated multi-tasking CNC lathe that offers exceptional capabilities for various machining applications. This machine features a maximum swing head of 28.7 inches and a swing over cross slide of 28.7 inches for head one and 15.7 inches for head two, providing versatility in handling diverse workpieces. With a maximum distance between centers of 73.3 inches and a turning length of 60.7 inches, the NT4250 is designed to accommodate large parts with ease. The lathe boasts a maximum turning diameter of 25.9 inches for the primary spindle and 13.7 inches for the secondary turret, ensuring that it can tackle both large and intricate components. Its advanced X1-axis travel spans 24.6 inches plus an additional 4.9 inches, while the Z1-axis travel measures 61.0 inches plus 3.9 inches, making it ideal for complex machining tasks.
The Y-axis travel of ±8.3 inches and B-axis with a minimum index angle of ±120 degrees further enhance its operational flexibility. Equipped with a robust 240 ATC tool changer, the NT4250 allows for rapid tool changes, enhancing productivity. The machine's spindle drive motors deliver up to 30 HP for both the main and sub spindles, with spindle speeds reaching 4,000 RPM. Additionally, the tool spindle speed can reach 12,000 RPM, providing the power needed for high-speed machining. With a rapid traverse rate of 1968 IPM in the X and Z axes and 1181 IPM in the Y-axis, this lathe ensures quick and efficient operation.
Weighing in at 56,320 pounds, the MORI SEIKI NT4250 is a heavy-duty machine built for durability and precision. If you have a 2011 MORI SEIKI NT4250 that you are looking to sell, we are here to help. Contact us today for a competitive quote and experience how easy it is to sell your used CNC machines with Superior Machine Tools.
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