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DMG MORI MT4000 (2007)

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MakeDMG MORI

ModelMT4000

Year2007

CategoryCNC Lathes

ConditionUsed

DMG MORI MT4000 Specifications

# Of Axes	3
Max Cutting Diameter	939.8 mm
Max Cutting Length	3,048 mm
X-Axis Travel	1,005.8 mm
Y-Axis	Yes
Y-Axis Travel	11.81"
Z-Axis Travel	3,149.6 mm
Chuck Size	609.6 mm
Spindle Bore	274.32 mm
Spindle Nose	A1-20
Spindle Motor	37.3 kW
Spindle Speed	1,000 RPM
Rapid Traverse Rate - X-Axis	24 m/min
Rapid Traverse Rate - Y-Axis	24 m/min
Rapid Traverse Rate - Z-Axis	20 m/min
B-Axis Spindle Motor	14.9 kW
B-Axis Milling Speed	6,000 RPM
B-Axis Spindle Taper	CAPTO C8
B-Axis Tool Positions	120
B-Axis Travel	-120°/+105°
Weight	95000
Control Type	Mori Seiki MSX-502III
Tool Positions	120
Chuck Type	24", 4-Jaw Bison Manual
Spindle Power	50 HP
Spindle Taper	Capto C8
Max Tool Length	9.4"
Coolant System Type	High-Pressure Coolant Unit (1,000 PSI)
Chip Removal Method	Conveyor
Other	Completely Rebuilt Milling Spindle in 2023 ($300,000 Cost)
Other	Long Boring Bar Attachment (Needs Realignment)
Other	Tailstock
Other	Royal Mist Collector (FX1200)
Other	Machine Cut Primarily 4140 Steel
Other	Full Replacement Cost, As Equipped - $1,000,000+
Other	In Plant, Under Power, Available for Immediate Inspection & Purchase
Other	Spindle Was Sent to Japan & Completely Rebuilt in 2023 ($300,000 Repair)
Other	The Machine Has Issues When Doing Wrap Milling. It Cannot Maintain Tolerances Less Than .02".
Other	However, the Milling is Fully Functional & Can Hit .002" Tolerance with the C-Axis Brake Engaged.

Do you have a DMG MORI MT4000 to sell?

We are actively seeking a 2007 MORI SEIKI MT4000 Big Bore Lathe. This model is renowned for its impressive specifications, making it a valuable asset for any machining operation. With a maximum cutting diameter of 939.8 mm and a maximum cutting length of 3,048 mm, the MT4000 is designed to tackle demanding tasks with ease. The machine features an X-axis travel of 1,005.8 mm and a Z-axis travel of 3,149.6 mm, ensuring ample workspace for various projects. Additionally, the Y-axis capability and its travel of 11.81 inches further enhance its versatility, allowing for complex machining operations that require precision and adaptability. Equipped with a robust 609.6 mm chuck size and a spindle bore of 274.32 mm, the MT4000 is powered by a 37.3 kW spindle motor capable of reaching speeds of up to 1,000 RPM.

This ensures efficient material removal and high productivity. The rapid traverse rates for the X, Y, and Z axes are impressive, measuring 24 m/min, 24 m/min, and 20 m/min respectively, allowing for swift movements between machining operations. The machine also features a fully rebuilt milling spindle, completed in 2023 at a cost of $300,000, ensuring high performance and reliability. The B-axis spindle motor operates at 14.9 kW with a milling speed of 6,000 RPM, offering 120 tool positions and a versatile B-axis travel range of -120 degrees to +105 degrees. This capability is particularly beneficial for complex geometries and detailed milling tasks. Sellers often part with machines like the MT4000 due to various reasons, including upgrades to newer technology, downsizing operations, or even plant closures.

Others may find that their machine is underutilized, leading to the decision to sell. Regardless of the reason, we understand the importance of a fair evaluation and prompt payment for your assets. At Superior Machine Tools, we buy CNC machines nationwide and pride ourselves on offering competitive prices. We handle all logistics, ensuring a seamless selling experience from start to finish. If you have a 2007 MORI SEIKI MT4000 or similar equipment, we are here to help you with a quick and fair offer. Reach out to us today to discuss your machine and see how we can assist you in this process.

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