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

DMG MORI NZ 1500 T2Y2 (2011)

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DMG MORI NZ 1500 T2Y2 (2011)

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MakeDMG MORI
ModelNZ 1500 T2Y2
Year2011
CategoryCNC Multi-Tasking Machines (Mill-Turn / Turn-Mill)
ConditionUsed

DMG MORI NZ 1500 T2Y2 Specifications

# Axis5
2nd Spindle Bore2.4"
2nd Spindle ChuckCollet
2nd Spindle HP29.5
2nd Spindle RPM6,000 RPM
12 Position Lower Turret12
A Axis TravelNot Provided
A Axis Rapid TraverseNot Provided
Accuracy and PrecisionNot Provided
Air RequirementsNot Provided
Approximate DimensionsNot Provided
Approximate Machine HeightNot Provided
Approximate Machine WeightNot Provided
ATC CapacityNot Provided
ATC Magazine CapacityNot Provided
Automatic Tool Changer CapacityNot Provided
AxesNot Provided
Axis Rapid RatesNot Provided
Axis TravelsNot Provided
Axis XNot Provided
Axis YNot Provided
Axis ZNot Provided
B Axis CouplingNot Provided
B Axis Head IndexingNot Provided
B Axis TravelNot Provided
B Axis Milling Spindle SpeedNot Provided
B Axis Spindle SpeedsNot Provided
C Axis TravelYes
Control TypeCNC (MSX 701 IV)
Maximum Cutting Diameter12.5"
Maximum Cutting Length31.9"
Maximum Tool DiameterNot Provided
Maximum Tool LengthNot Provided
Tool Change TimeNot Provided
Tool Holder TypeNot Provided
Weight CapacityNot Provided
Workpiece Weight CapacityNot Provided
Workpiece SizeNot Provided
Spindle Speed RangeNot Provided
Spindle Motor PowerNot Provided
Tool PositionsNot Provided
Rapid Traverse RateNot Provided
Feed RateNot Provided
Cutting SpeedNot Provided
Number of ToolsNot Provided
Tool Storage CapacityNot Provided
Chip Removal SystemNot Provided
Coolant SystemNot Provided
Drive System TypeNot Provided
Control System TypeNot Provided
Software CompatibilityNot Provided
OtherMaximum Swing: 31.5"
Max Turning Diameter12.5"
Main Spindle Bore/Max Bar Capacity2.4"/2.0"
Tail Stock/Sub SpindleSub
Distance Between Centers44.4"
X-Axis Travel (X1, X2, X3)8.3
Z-Axis Travel (Z1, Z2, Z3)31.9
Y-Axis Travel (Y1, Y2, Y3)4.3
C-Axis Indexing (1, 2)Yes
W-Axis Travel Sub Spindle35.4"
Main Spindle Chuck TypeCollet
Main Spindle Bore Diameter2.4"
Main Spindle Maximum Bar Work2"
Main Spindle Speed6,000 RPM
Sub Spindle/2nd Spindle Chuck TypeCollet
Sub Spindle/2nd Spindle Speed6,000 RPM
Sub Spindle/2nd Spindle Horsepower (CONT. /30 MINS)29.5
Main & Sub Spindle SynchronizationYes
Number of Turrets2
Turret Rotary Tool Spindle Speed 1, 26000
Turret Rotary Tool Horse Power 1, 210
Bar FeedYes
Parts CatcherYes
Chip ConveyorYes
Chip ConveyorSide
Tool Eye Measurement Upper TurretYes
Tool Eye Measurement Lower TurretYes
Coolant Thru Milling HeadYes
Number of Available Live Tool Holders0
Sub spindle indexing increment0.00
Upper Turret Positions12
Lower Turret Positions12
Y-AxisUpper and Lower Turrets
Driven Tool PositionsUpper and Lower Turrets
Rapid Traverse, X-Axis1181.0
Rapid Traverse, Y-Axis787.0
Rapid Traverse, Z-Axis1968.0
Additional ChucksTwo 8" 3 Jaw
Additional ToolingLarge Amount of Tooling
ControlCNC (MSX 701 IV)
OtherAdditional Chucks: Two 8" 3 Jaw
OtherAdditional Tooling: Large Amount of Tooling
OtherControl: CNC (MSX 701 IV)

Do you have a DMG MORI NZ 1500 T2Y2 to sell?

We are actively seeking a 2011 DMG MORI NZ 1500 T2Y2 CNC Multi-Tasking Machine. This exceptional model is designed for precision and efficiency, featuring two 16-station turrets and twin spindles that are equipped with 8" chucks. With a maximum swing of 31.5" and a turning diameter of 12.5", the NZ 1500 T2Y2 is capable of handling a variety of complex machining tasks. The machine boasts a maximum cutting length of 31.9" and an impressive X-axis travel of 8.3", along with a Z-axis travel of 31.9". The Y-axis travel of 4.3" on both turrets enhances its versatility, allowing for intricate operations with ease. This machine is powered by a main spindle that can reach speeds of up to 6,000 RPM, delivering consistent performance with a horsepower rating of 29.5.

Its sub-spindle mirrors these capabilities, ensuring synchronized operations for maximizing productivity. The machine's advanced C-axis indexing adds to its functionality, making it an ideal choice for shops focusing on precision turning and milling applications. We understand that machine owners may choose to sell for various reasons, such as upgrading to newer technology, downsizing operations, or closing a facility altogether. We value the investment you've made in your equipment and are committed to providing a seamless selling experience. When you sell your DMG MORI NZ 1500 T2Y2 to us, you can expect fast payments and a hassle-free process, as we handle all logistics involved in the sale. Our team at Superior Machine Tools is dedicated to making the selling process as straightforward as possible.

We buy machines nationwide, ensuring that regardless of your location, you can benefit from our services. If you're considering selling your 2011 DMG MORI NZ 1500 T2Y2, don't hesitate to reach out. We're ready to discuss your options and help you get the best value for your machine. Let us simplify your selling experience today!

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