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DMG MORI CTX beta 1250TC Specifications
| # Axis | 3 |
|---|---|
| 2nd Spindle Bore | 2.63 inches |
| 2nd Spindle Chuck | 10 inches |
| 2nd Spindle HP | Not Provided |
| 2nd Spindle RPM | Not Provided |
| 5 Axis Machining | Not Available |
| 12 Position Lower Turret | Not Available |
| A Axis Travel | Not Available |
| A Axis Rapid Traverse | Not Available |
| Accuracy and Precision | Not Available |
| Air Requirements | Not Available |
| Approximate Dimensions | Not Available |
| Approximate Machine Height | Not Available |
| Approximate Machine Weight | 33100 pounds |
| ATC Capacity | 48 Stations |
| ATC Magazine Capacity | Not Available |
| Automatic Tool Changer Capacity | Not Available |
| Axes | X, Y, Z |
| Axis Rapid Rates | Not Available |
| Axis Travels | X: 19.3 inches, Y: 9.8 inches, Z: 51.2 inches |
| Axis X | 19.3 inches |
| Axis Y | 9.8 inches |
| Axis Z | 51.2 inches |
| B Axis Coupling | Not Available |
| B Axis Head Indexing | Not Available |
| B Axis Travel | Not Available |
| B Axis Milling Spindle Speed | Not Available |
| B Axis Spindle Speeds | Not Available |
| C Axis Travel | 0.001° |
| Control Type | Siemens Celos Ergoline |
| Maximum Cutting Diameter | 19.7 inches |
| Maximum Cutting Length | 47.24 inches |
| Maximum Tool Diameter | Not Available |
| Maximum Tool Length | Not Available |
| Tool Change Time | Not Available |
| Tool Holder Type | Not Available |
| Weight Capacity | Not Available |
| Workpiece Weight Capacity | Not Available |
| Workpiece Size | Not Available |
| Spindle Speed Range | Not Available |
| Spindle Motor Power | 43.5 hp |
| Tool Positions | Not Available |
| Rapid Traverse Rate | Not Available |
| Feed Rate | Not Available |
| Cutting Speed | Not Available |
| Number of Tools | Not Available |
| Tool Storage Capacity | Not Available |
| Chip Removal System | Not Available |
| Coolant System | Not Available |
| Drive System Type | Not Available |
| Control System Type | Not Available |
| Software Compatibility | Not Available |
| Other | Tailstock, Bar Feeder, Live Tooling, Chuck Size: 10 inches, Bar Capacity: 2.63 inches, Spindle Nose: A2-6, Spindle Speed: 5,000 rpm, Main Motor: 43.5 hp, Machine Weight: 33100 pounds, Milling Spindle Speed: 12,000 rpm, Milling Spindle Motor: 30 hp. |
Do you have a DMG MORI CTX beta 1250TC to sell?
We are actively seeking a 2023 DMG MORI CTX beta 1250TC CNC multi-tasking machine. This exceptional model, known for its versatility and efficiency, features Siemens Celos Ergoline control, allowing for seamless operation and enhanced productivity. With a swing diameter of 19.7 inches and a maximum workpiece diameter of 19.7 inches, this machine is designed to handle a variety of projects with ease. The impressive turning length of 47.24 inches provides ample space for larger components, making it a valuable asset for any shop. The CTX beta 1250TC is equipped with a B-axis milling spindle that offers a remarkable range of +/- 120° degrees, ensuring flexibility in machining angles.
Center distance measures 58 inches, while the chuck size is 10 inches, accommodating various workpiece sizes. The bar capacity of 2.63 inches allows for efficient bar feeding, and the machine's X, Y, and Z axis travels of 19.3, 9.8, and 51.2 inches respectively, grant it the ability to perform complex tasks with precision. The C-axis index of 0.001° ensures accuracy during operations, making this machine a standout choice for precision machining. With a spindle speed of 5,000 rpm and a main motor power of 43.5 hp, the CTX beta 1250TC delivers the robust performance needed in high-demand environments. Additionally, the milling spindle can reach speeds of up to 12,000 rpm, with a dedicated motor of 30 hp to support its operation.
The automatic tool changer (ATC) capacity of 48 stations further enhances productivity, allowing for quick tool changes during machining processes. Sellers often choose to part with machines like the DMG MORI CTX beta 1250TC for various reasons, including upgrading to newer technology, downsizing operations, or closing facilities. Whatever your reason, we understand the value of your investment and are here to help you navigate the selling process smoothly. At Superior Machine Tools, we buy nationwide, ensuring fast payments and taking care of all logistics, so you can focus on what matters most. If you're ready to sell your 2023 DMG MORI CTX beta 1250TC or any other CNC multi-tasking machines, reach out to us today and experience a hassle-free selling experience.
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