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DMG MORI SL-203/500 (2000)

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DMG MORI SL-203/500 (2000)

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MakeDMG MORI
ModelSL-203/500
Year2000
CategoryCNC Lathes
ConditionUsed

DMG MORI SL-203/500 Specifications

OtherYear
OtherZ Axis
OtherSpindle
OtherBed Width (Tailstock)
OtherChuck Type
OtherMax Turning Length
OtherTurning Diameter
OtherDistance Between Centers
OtherDriven Tools
OtherY-Axis Travel
OtherWeight (Approx.)
OtherRapid Traverse Rate
OtherBall Screw Diameter (X)
OtherMax Spindle Speed
OtherSwing Over Cross Slide
OtherBar Work Capacity
OtherX2-Axis (Cross Travel Of Turret 2)
OtherRapid Traverse Z Axis
OtherTravel (X)
OtherY-Axis Travel (Upper Turret Only)
OtherX1/X2 Axis Travel
OtherTool Magazine
OtherMax Od Turning Over Saddle
OtherMax Cutting Diameter
OtherControl
OtherRight Spindle Travel
OtherRatio- 1
OtherSpindle Power
OtherUpper Turet
OtherRapid Traverse X/Z/B
OtherTailstock Quill Dia.
OtherCross Slide Travel
OtherCutting Feedrate Z Axis
OtherLive Tool Motor 5 Min/Cont
OtherPower Source
OtherRapid Traverse Rate Xzb
OtherMin Spindle Indexing
OtherCurvic Coupling Tailstock Quill Diameter
OtherX-Axis (Cross Travel Of Upper Turret)
OtherMain Spindle Horsepower
OtherZ1 & Z2-Axis Travels
OtherEstimated Machine Weight
OtherRapid Traverse Rates (X&Z/Y)
OtherCompound Slide Travel
OtherMax, Chuck
OtherY Axis
OtherRapid Traverse Y Axis
OtherTool Stations No. 1
OtherNumber Of Axes
OtherB Axis Travel
OtherRotary Tool Speed
OtherZ Axis Travel
OtherHeadstock 2 Travel
OtherSpindle Speeds
OtherZ-Axis
OtherApproximate Dimensions
OtherShank Diameter For Boring Bar
OtherMain Spindle
OtherGear Ratio 1
OtherTurret Head (Type B)
OtherX-Axis Travel (Turret 2)
OtherSpindle Bore
OtherLive Tooling Motor
OtherTailstock (Y/N)
OtherY-Axis
OtherShank Height For Square Tool
OtherTool Shank Size
OtherElectrics
OtherB-Axis Milling Speed
OtherMax Machinable Center Distance
OtherApproximate Machine Dimensions
OtherTailstock Quill Diameter
OtherSwing Over Slide
OtherMax Bar Capacity
OtherMax. Distance Between Spindle Large Noses
OtherTailstock Taper
OtherMax Swing Diameter
OtherNo. Of Spindles
OtherMax Swing
OtherMax Swing Over Bed
OtherMax Diameter Bar Capacity
OtherMilling Motor
Other# Axis
OtherTailstock Base Stroke
OtherNumber Of Tool Stations
OtherZ-Axis (Longitudinal Travel)
OtherTailstock Spindle Taper
OtherTurret Capacity
OtherLive Tool Milling Speed Range
OtherMain Motor
OtherStandard Workpiece Diameter
OtherZ-Axis (Longitudinal Travel Of Upper Turret)
OtherMass Of Machine
OtherTool Holder (Approx.)
OtherSpindle Motor Cont.
OtherTurret Index (Single Step)
OtherC2-Axis (Indexing Positions Of Sub Spindle)
OtherLower Turret Positions
OtherMilling
OtherMax Tailstock Position
OtherSwing Over Carriage
OtherC Axis Indexing
OtherApproximate Machine Height
OtherRapid Rate Z Axis
OtherSub Spindle Speed
OtherFloor Space
OtherTurret
OtherMax Distance Between Spindle Nose
OtherMaximum Swing Over Carriage
OtherMax. Swing Over Bed
OtherC-Axis Indexing
OtherSub Spindle Chuck Size
OtherMachining Length
OtherTravel
OtherLive Tool Speed
OtherTool Turret Positions
OtherCoupling Size
OtherStandard Turning Diameter
OtherTurret Stations
OtherTailstock Spindle Travel
OtherSub Spindle Nose
OtherTurret Positions
OtherB-Axis Tool Positions
OtherFeed Motor (Z)
OtherSwing Over Bed
OtherRapid Traverse Rate - Y-Axis
OtherRotary Tool Motor
OtherB-Axis Spindle Motor
OtherTravel (Z)
OtherRapid Traverse Rate - Z-Axis
OtherCenter Distance
OtherCentre
OtherLive Tool Spindle Motor
OtherRapid Traverse
OtherSpindle Motor
OtherTool Turret
OtherX Axis Travel
OtherSpindle Bearing Inner Diameter
OtherRapid Traverse Rate - X-Axis
OtherBed Width (Carriage)
OtherRotary Tool Spindle Speed
OtherApproximate Machine Weight
OtherMain Spindle Motor
OtherOverall Dimensions
OtherApprox Weight
OtherMax Speed
OtherSub-Spindle Motor
OtherCutting Feedrate Y Axis
OtherTurret Tool Positions
OtherX-Axis (Cross Travel)
OtherSpindle Nose Main/Sub
OtherQuill Stroke
OtherTailstock Quill Dia
OtherStandard Cutting Tool
OtherZ1 Axis Travel
OtherMax. Turning Diameter
OtherMilling Spindle Speed
OtherMax Swing Over Carriage
OtherLive Tool Motor
OtherHydraulic Tailstock Taper
OtherDimensions
OtherFeed Motor (X)
OtherMax Turning Diameter
OtherB-Axis Travel
OtherDistance Between Spindles
OtherMax. Spindle Speed
OtherMax Speed Driven Tools
OtherStandard Chuck Size
OtherMax RPM
OtherMax. Swing Over Cross Slide
OtherSpindle Motor (Main)
OtherMachine Weight
OtherZ-Axis (Vertical Turret Travel)
Other# Tool Stations
OtherSpindle Drive Motor (30Min/Cont.)
OtherMax Machining Length
OtherJog Feedrate
OtherChuck Size
OtherCross Slide Inclination
OtherNo. Of Turrets
OtherZ2-Axis (Longitudinal Travel Of Turret 2)
OtherHole Thru Spindle
OtherC-Axis Index (Main & Sub)
OtherSpindle Nose
OtherB Axis Spindle Two Travel
OtherMax Cutting Length
OtherSub Spindle Motor
OtherTool Holder
OtherMachine Weight (Approx)
OtherMax Turning Dia (Live/Turning Tools)
OtherChip Conveyor
OtherSlant Of Bed
OtherX Axis
OtherPower Requirement
OtherTurret Tool Capacity
OtherRapid Rate X Axis
OtherBuilt-In Tailstock Quill Stroke
OtherTurret Index Time
OtherSub Spindle Bar Capacity
OtherTravels (X,Z)
OtherMax Spindle Speed No.1
Other# Tool Turrets
OtherZ-Axis Rapid Traverse Rate
OtherLive Tooling
OtherTailstock Body Travel
OtherMax Distance Between Centers
OtherTurret 2 Tool Positions
OtherY-Axis (Travel Of Upper Turret)
OtherMaximum Turning Length
OtherMaximum Swing
OtherSpindle Speed Range (1 RPM Increments)
OtherPower Consumption
OtherLive / Static
OtherMax Turning Dia
OtherBar Capacity
OtherX2-Axis (Cross Travel Of Lower Turret)
OtherC Axis
OtherMain Spindle Speed
OtherUpper Turret Positions
OtherMax Cutting / Turning Diameter
OtherSpindle Inside Taper
OtherMax Cross Travel
OtherMaximum Cross Travel (X Axis)
OtherZ-Axis (Longitudinal Travel Of Turret 1)
OtherX-Axis
OtherC-Axis (Indexing Positions Of Main Spindle)
OtherOverall Dimensions (With Conveyor)
OtherRapid Traverse X Axis
OtherCutting Feedrate X Axis
OtherSpindle Bearing Diameter
OtherSwing Over Bed From Face Plate
OtherMax Turning Length (Each Spindle)
SpindleMain
TailstockY/N
SpindleSub

Do you have a DMG MORI SL-203/500 to sell?

We are actively seeking a 2000 MORI SEIKI SL-203/500 CNC lathe. This model is renowned for its reliability and precision in horizontal turning applications. With its robust construction and advanced features, the SL-203/500 is designed to handle a variety of materials and is perfect for both small and large production runs. The machine's powerful spindle ensures efficient material removal while maintaining tight tolerances, making it an ideal choice for manufacturers looking to enhance their productivity.

The 2000 model year of the MORI SEIKI SL-203/500 is equipped with a user-friendly control system that allows for easy programming and operation, streamlining the machining process. Its horizontal design not only provides excellent chip removal but also ensures that the workpiece is easily accessible for setup and maintenance. With a solid reputation in the industry, MORI SEIKI has consistently delivered high-quality CNC machines that stand the test of time. If you have a 2000 MORI SEIKI SL-203/500 CNC lathe that you are considering selling, we would love to hear from you.

At Superior Machine Tools, we specialize in purchasing used CNC machinery, and we offer competitive prices for quality equipment. Our team of experts is ready to evaluate your machine and provide you with a fair and honest offer. Don't miss out on the opportunity to sell your CNC lathe to a trusted buyer. Contact us today to discuss your machine and receive a valuation!

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