CNC Turning Centers

DMG MORI SL-200S (1998)

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MakeDMG MORI

ModelSL-200S

Year1998

CategoryCNC Turning Centers

ConditionUsed

DMG MORI SL-200S Specifications

Other	Shank Capacity For Round Tools
Other	Sub Spindle Power
Other	Z-Axis (Longitudinal Travel Of Universal Head)
Other	Travels
Other	Tool Speed
Other	Main Spindle Thru Hole
Other	# Live Tools
Other	C2-Axis (Indexing Positions Of Sub Spindle)
Other	Rapid Traverse Z Axis
Other	Sub Spindle Speed
Other	B-Axis (Rotation Of Universal Head)
Other	Sub-Spindle Bar Capacity
Other	Max Machining Diameter
Other	Overall Dimensions (Without Chip Conveyor)
Other	X2-Axis (Cross Travel Of Lower Turret)
Other	Max. Turning Diameter
Other	Spindle Nose Mount
Other	Swing Over Cross Slide
Other	C-Axis (Indexing Positions Of Main Spindle)
Other	Swing Over Bed
Other	Bar Capacity
Other	Z-Axis Rapid Traverse Rate
Other	Upper Turret Tool Capacity
Other	Spindle Speed
Other	Rapid Traverse Y Axis
Other	Maximum Turning Length
Other	Max Tool Weight
Other	Lower Turret Live Tool Positions
Other	X-Axis Travel
Other	Lubrication Tank
Other	Longitudinal Travel Turret 1 (Z1-Axis)
Other	Cross Travel Turret 1 (X1-Axis)
Other	Main Spindle Chuck Size
Other	Max Turning Diameter (Tool Spindle)
Other	Max Turning Diameter (Turret 2)
Other	Spindle Speeds
Other	Turret Index (Single Step)
Other	Rapid Traverse Rate (X1, X2 Axes)
Other	C Axis (Both Spindles)
Other	Rapid Traverse Rate (Z1, Z2 Axes)
Other	Max Machining Length
Other	X Rapid Traverse Rate
Other	Spindle Nose
Other	Sub-Spindle Horsepower
Other	Quill Stroke
Other	Cross Travel Turret 2 (X2-Axis)
Other	Main Spindle Speed Range
Other	Power
Other	Main Spindle Bore
Other	Maximum Turning Diameter
Other	Live Tool Spindle Motor
Other	Capacities
Other	Tool Turret Positions
Other	Horsepower
Other	Z Axis Travel
Other	Y-Axis Travel
Other	Upper Turret Positions
Other	C Axis
Other	X-Axis Rapid Traverse
Other	Max Distance Between Spindles
Other	Sub-Spindle Power
Other	Upper Turret Live Tooling Speed Range
Other	Quill Travel
Other	Tailstock Stroke
Other	Tailstock Quill Taper
Other	Z-Axis
Other	Jog Feedrate
Other	Milling Motor Power
Other	Upper Turret Live Tooling Horsepower
Other	Max Bar Capacity
Other	Swing Over Carriage
Other	Coolant Tank
Other	Z-Axis Rapid Traverse
Other	Lower Turret Live Tooling Horsepower
Other	X-Axis (Cross Travel Of Universal Head)
Other	# Axis
Other	Capacity
Other	Index Time
Other	Y Rapid Traverse Rate
Other	Tailstock Taper
Other	Max. Swing Over Bed
Other	Lower Turret Positions
Other	Lower Turret Live Tooling Speed Range
Other	Power Requirement
Other	X-Axis (Cross Travel)
Other	Y Axis Travel
Other	Standard Chuck Diameter
Other	Max Turning Std
Other	Sub Spindle Bore
Other	B Axis Travel (Sub Spindle)
Other	Feedrates
Other	Motor (Continuous / 30 Min.)
Other	Number Of Tool Stations
Other	C-Axis Index
Other	Tailstock Travel
Other	X2 Axis Travel
Other	Approximate Machine Dimensions
Other	Max Milling Speed
Other	Upper Turret Live Tool Positions
Other	Lower Turret Tool Capacity
Other	Max Swing Over Bed
Other	Spindle Motor
Other	Live Tool Speed
Other	Y-Axis (Cross Milling Travel)
Other	Turret Capacity
Other	Z2 Axis Travel
Other	Feedrate
Other	Tailstock Quill Travel
Other	Tailstock Body Travel
Other	Rotary Tool Speed
Other	Rotary Tool Motor
Other	Max Turning Diameter
Other	Max. Turning Length
Other	Spindle Power
Other	Sub-Spindle Speed Range
Other	Max Swing Over Carriage
Other	Distance Between Centers
Other	Quill Diameter
Other	Max Part Weight
Other	# Tool Turrets
Other	Main Spindle Speed
Other	Y-Axis (Travel Of Universal Head) (Y1-Axis)
Other	Automatic Tool Changer Capacity
Other	Sub-Spindle Chuck Size
Other	Spindle Speed Range
Other	Max Rotary Tool Spindle Speed
Other	Dimensions
Other	Max Diameter Bar Capacity
Other	Main Spindle Nose
Other	Approximate Machine Height
Other	Sub Spindle Nose
Other	Swing Over Slide
Other	Travel
Other	Overall Dimensions
Other	Weight
Other	Rapid Traverse B Axis
Other	Electrics
Other	Z Rapid Traverse Rate
Other	Max Swing Over Way Covers
Other	C Axis Travel
Other	Z1 Axis Travel
Other	Spindle Bearing Inne Diameter
Other	Live Tool Motor
Other	Universal Spindle ( Head) Tooling Type
Other	Electrical
Other	Universal Head Rotary Tool Spindle Speeds
Other	Max Swing Over Cross Slide
Other	Chuck Size
Other	X-Axis Rapid Traverse Rate
Other	Z2-Axis (Longitudinal Travel Of Lower Turret)
Other	X1 Axis Travel
Other	Max Tailstock Position
Other	Tailstock
Other	Universal Head Rotary Tool Horsepower
Other	Sub-Spindle Thru Hole
Other	Bar Work Capacity
Other	Rapid Traverse X Axis
Other	X-Axis
Other	Z-Axis (Longitudinal Travel)
Other	Through Spindle Hole Diameter
Other	Approximate Machine Weight
Other	Turret Index Time
Other	Main Spindle Horsepower
Other	Longitudinal Travel Turret 2 (Z2-Axis)
Other	Turret
Other	Spindle
Other	Power Source
Other	Tailstock Quill Dia.
Other	Max Turning Length
Other	Center Taper
Other	X Axis Travel
Other	Tailstock Quill Stroke
Other	Shank Capacity For Square Tools
Other	Spindle Bore
Other	B Axis Travel
Other	Tailstock Quill Thrust
Other	Sub-Spindle Nose
Control	Mori Seiki MSC-501 CNC
Bar Feeder	LNS QuickLoad Servo S2
Chuck (Main Spindle)	S20 Collet
Chuck (Sub Spindle)	6-1/2" 3-Jaw
Conveyor	Chip
Presetter	Tool
Tank & Pump	Coolant
Electrics	220 Volt, 3-Phase.

Do you have a DMG MORI SL-200S to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1998 Mori Seiki SL-200S CNC Turning Center to enhance our inventory of high-quality used machinery. This model is renowned for its precision and reliability in the CNC turning centers category. The SL-200S comes equipped with the Mori Seiki MSC-501 CNC control, which allows for exceptional programming capabilities and ease of use. Its robust structure and advanced features make it an ideal choice for manufacturers looking to improve their production efficiency.

This turning center is fitted with an LNS QuickLoad Servo S2 bar feeder, enhancing productivity by automating the loading of bar stock, thus minimizing downtime. The main spindle features an S20 collet chuck, providing a strong grip on various workpieces, while the sub spindle is equipped with a 6-1/2" 3-jaw chuck, allowing for versatile machining operations. The integrated chip conveyor ensures a clean working environment by efficiently removing chips and debris, which is crucial for maintaining high-quality machining processes. Additionally, the machine comes with a tool presetter, which aids in accurate tool setup, and a coolant tank and pump system that maintains optimal temperature during operations.

Designed for 220-volt, 3-phase electrics, this machine can easily integrate into existing setups without the need for extensive modifications. If you have a 1998 Mori Seiki SL-200S CNC Turning Center that you are considering selling, we would love to hear from you. Our team at Superior Machine Tools is dedicated to providing top dollar for your used CNC machines, and we ensure a hassle-free selling experience. Contact us today to discuss your machine and receive a competitive offer!

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