DMG MORI seiki dmu 50 machining center 5 axis plus 19 7 x 17 7 y 15 7 z 27 6 x 19 7 pallet 30 hp 14000 rpm 60 tool capacity 220 v (2012)
Sell your DMG MORI seiki dmu 50 machining center 5 axis plus 19 7 x 17 7 y 15 7 z 27 6 x 19 7 pallet 30 hp 14000 rpm 60 tool capacity 220 v 2012 today.
DMG MORI seiki dmu 50 machining center 5 axis plus 19 7 x 17 7 y 15 7 z 27 6 x 19 7 pallet 30 hp 14000 rpm 60 tool capacity 220 v Specifications
| Spindle | 30 hp, 14000 rpm |
|---|---|
| Travels | X-axis 19.7", Y-axis 17.7", Z-axis 15.7" |
| Axis | 5 |
| Max. Workpiece Dimensions | 27.6" x 19.7" |
| Taper | 220 V |
| Max. Workpiece Weight | Not specified |
| Atc Capacity | 60 |
| Table | 19.7" pallet |
| Chuck | 17.7" |
| Bar Capacity | 15.7" |
| RPM | 14000. |
Do you have a DMG MORI seiki dmu 50 machining center 5 axis plus 19 7 x 17 7 y 15 7 z 27 6 x 19 7 pallet 30 hp 14000 rpm 60 tool capacity 220 v to sell?
We are actively seeking a 2012 DMG DMU 50 machining center 5-axis plus. This high-performance CNC machine features a generous working envelope with travel dimensions of 19.7 inches in the X-axis, 17.7 inches in the Y-axis, and 15.7 inches in the Z-axis, making it ideal for a wide variety of machining operations. The machine is equipped with a robust 30 HP spindle that can reach speeds of up to 14,000 RPM, ensuring efficient material removal and precision finishes on your parts. With a 60-tool capacity, the DMU 50 allows for extended production runs without the need for frequent tool changes, enhancing productivity and reducing downtime.
The machine's 27.6-inch by 19.7-inch pallet size provides ample space for larger workpieces, further expanding its versatility in the shop. Designed with a trunnion head-table configuration, this machining center excels at complex 5-axis machining, allowing for intricate geometries and tight tolerances that are often required in today's competitive manufacturing landscape. Operating at 220 volts, the DMG DMU 50 is compatible with a wide range of shop setups, making it a seamless addition to your existing machinery. If you have a used DMG DMU 50 machining center that you are looking to sell, we want to hear from you!
Reach out to us today to discuss your machine's specifications and get a competitive offer. Our team at Superior Machine Tools is ready to assist you in maximizing the value of your CNC equipment.
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