Sell your DMG MORI SL-150Y 1999 today.
DMG MORI SL-150Y Specifications
| # Axis | 3 |
|---|---|
| # Live Tools | 1 |
| # Tool Turrets | 1 |
| A Axis Travel | Not provided |
| B Axis Travel | Not provided |
| C Axis Travel | Not provided |
| Bar Capacity | 1.77" |
| Bed Length | Not provided |
| Between Centers | 20" |
| Chuck Diameter | 6" |
| Chuck Size | 6" |
| Control System | Fanuc 16T |
| Coolant System | Included |
| Maximum Spindle Speed | 5,000 RPM |
| Minimum Spindle Speed | Not provided |
| Power Consumption | Not provided |
| Rapid Traverse Rate | X-Axis: 708 IPM |
| Rapid Traverse Rate | Z-Axis: 944 IPM |
| Tool Holder Type | Hydraulic Collet Chuck |
| Tool Capacity | 12 Total |
| Tool Change Time | Not provided |
| Weight Capacity | 10,000 LBS |
| Workpiece Diameter Capacity | Not provided |
| Workpiece Length Capacity | Not provided |
| X Axis Travel | 9.05" |
| Y Axis Travel | 2.79" |
| Z Axis Travel | 20.47" |
| Other | RS-232 Port, Multiple Part Program Storage, Spindle Load Meter, 3-Jaw Kitagawa Power Chuck (not mounted), Live Tooling, Programmable Tailstock, Part Catcher, Tool Setting Probe, Chip Conveyor, Nice Tooling Package, Max Swing Over Bed: 20.1", Max Swing Over Cross Slide: 19.7", Spindle Nose: A2-5, Spindle Bore: 2.2", Spindle Power: 10 HP, Max Tailstock Position: 20", Electrics: 230/3/60, Approximate Machine Dimensions: 116" x 94", Approximate Machine Height: 96" |
Do you have a DMG MORI SL-150Y to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1999 Mori Seiki SL-150Y CNC Turning Center. This model is known for its robust capabilities, making it a valuable asset in any machine shop. With its live tooling feature and Y-axis, the SL-150Y enhances productivity by allowing for complex machining tasks that would typically require multiple setups. Equipped with a Mori MSC-501 control system powered by Fanuc 16T, this lathe offers user-friendly operation along with advanced programming options, including multiple part program storage and an RS-232 port for easy data transfer. The SL-150Y boasts impressive specs, including a maximum swing over the bed of 20.1 inches and over the cross slide of 19.7 inches.
The X-axis provides a cross travel of 9.05 inches, while the Z-axis offers a longitudinal travel of 20.47 inches, complemented by a Y-axis cross milling travel of 2.79 inches. The machine is capable of rapid traverse rates of 708 IPM on the X-axis and 944 IPM on the Z-axis, which significantly boosts operational efficiency. The single tool turret accommodates 12 positions, allowing for versatile tooling options that cater to various machining needs. Additionally, the SL-150Y features a spindle speed range of up to 5,000 RPM, powered by a 10 HP spindle motor, making it suitable for a wide range of materials and applications. The machine also includes a hydraulic collet chuck and a 6-inch 3-jaw power chuck, enhancing its versatility for different workpieces.
Its programmable tailstock and part catcher further streamline the machining process, while the chip conveyor and coolant system ensure a clean and efficient working environment. Sellers often part with their machines for various reasons, including upgrading to newer models, downsizing operations, or even closing facilities. If you find yourself in a similar situation, we want to help you get the best value for your equipment. We buy CNC machines like the 1999 Mori Seiki SL-150Y across the nation, offering fast payments and handling all logistics for a seamless transaction. Don't hesitate to reach out to us — we're here to assist you in selling your machine quickly and efficiently.
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