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DMG MORI SL-65B Stock (1993)

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MakeDMG MORI

ModelSL-65B Stock

Year1993

CategoryCNC Lathes

ConditionUsed

DMG MORI SL-65B Stock Specifications

Other	Z Axis
Other	Spindle
Other	Bed Width (Tailstock)
Other	Chuck Type
Other	Max Turning Length
Other	Turning Diameter
Other	Distance Between Centers
Other	Driven Tools
Other	Y-Axis Travel
Other	Weight (Approx.)
Other	Rapid Traverse Rate
Other	Ball Screw Diameter (X)
Other	Max Spindle Speed
Other	Swing Over Cross Slide
Other	Bar Work Capacity
Other	X2-Axis (Cross Travel Of Turret 2)
Other	Rapid Traverse Z Axis
Other	Travel (X)
Other	Y-Axis Travel (Upper Turret Only)
Other	X1/X2 Axis Travel
Other	Tool Magazine
Other	Max Od Turning Over Saddle
Other	Max Cutting Diameter
Other	Control
Other	Right Spindle Travel
Other	Ratio- 1
Other	Spindle Power
Other	Upper Turet
Other	Rapid Traverse X/Z/B
Other	Tailstock Quill Dia.
Other	Cross Slide Travel
Other	Cutting Feedrate Z Axis
Other	Live Tool Motor 5 Min/Cont
Other	Power Source
Other	Rapid Traverse Rate Xzb
Other	Min Spindle Indexing
Other	Curvic Coupling Tailstock Quill Diameter
Other	X-Axis (Cross Travel Of Upper Turret)
Other	Main Spindle Horsepower
Other	Z1 & Z2-Axis Travels
Other	Estimated Machine Weight
Other	Rapid Traverse Rates (X&Z/Y)
Other	Compound Slide Travel
Other	Max
Other	Chuck
Other	Y Axis
Other	Rapid Traverse Y Axis
Other	Tool Stations No. 1
Other	Number Of Axes
Other	B Axis Travel
Other	Rotary Tool Speed
Other	Z Axis Travel
Other	Headstock 2 Travel
Other	Spindle Speeds
Other	Z-Axis
Other	Approximate Dimensions
Other	Shank Diameter For Boring Bar
Other	Main Spindle
Other	Gear Ratio 1
Other	Turret Head (Type B)
Other	X-Axis Travel (Turret 2)
Other	Spindle Bore
Other	Live Tooling Motor
Other	Tailstock (Y/N)
Other	Y-Axis
Other	Shank Height For Square Tool
Other	Tool Shank Size
Other	Electrics
Other	B-Axis Milling Speed
Other	Max Machinable Center Distance
Other	Approximate Machine Dimensions
Other	Tailstock Quill Diameter
Other	Swing Over Slide
Other	Max Bar Capacity
Other	Max. Distance Between Spindle Large Noses
Other	Tailstock Taper
Other	Max Swing Diameter
Other	No. Of Spindles
Other	Max Swing
Other	Max Swing Over Bed
Other	Max Diameter Bar Capacity
Other	Milling Motor
Other	# Axis
Other	Tailstock Base Stroke
Other	Number Of Tool Stations
Other	Z-Axis (Longitudinal Travel)
Other	Tailstock Spindle Taper
Other	Turret Capacity
Other	Live Tool Milling Speed Range
Other	Main Motor
Other	Standard Workpiece Diameter
Other	Z-Axis (Longitudinal Travel Of Upper Turret)
Other	Mass Of Machine
Other	Tool Holder (Approx.)
Other	Spindle Motor Cont.
Other	Turret Index (Single Step)
Other	C2-Axis (Indexing Positions Of Sub Spindle)
Other	Lower Turret Positions
Other	Milling
Other	Max Tailstock Position
Other	Swing Over Carriage
Other	C Axis Indexing
Other	Approximate Machine Height
Other	Rapid Rate Z Axis
Other	Sub Spindle Speed
Other	Floor Space
Other	Turret
Other	Max Distance Between Spindle Nose
Other	Maximum Swing Over Carriage
Other	Max. Swing Over Bed
Other	C-Axis Indexing
Other	Sub Spindle Chuck Size
Other	Machining Length
Other	Travel
Other	Live Tool Speed
Other	Tool Turret Positions
Other	Coupling Size
Other	Standard Turning Diameter
Other	Turret Stations
Other	Tailstock Spindle Travel
Other	Sub Spindle Nose
Other	Turret Positions
Other	B-Axis Tool Positions
Other	Feed Motor (Z)
Other	Swing Over Bed
Other	Rapid Traverse Rate - Y-Axis
Other	Rotary Tool Motor
Other	B-Axis Spindle Motor
Other	Travel (Z)
Other	Rapid Traverse Rate - Z-Axis
Other	Center Distance
Other	Centre
Other	Live Tool Spindle Motor
Other	Rapid Traverse
Other	Spindle Motor
Other	Tool Turret
Other	X Axis Travel
Other	Spindle Bearing Inner Diameter
Other	Rapid Traverse Rate - X-Axis
Other	Bed Width (Carriage)
Other	Rotary Tool Spindle Speed
Other	Approximate Machine Weight
Other	Main Spindle Motor
Other	Overall Dimensions
Other	Approx Weight
Other	Max Speed
Other	Sub-Spindle Motor
Other	Cutting Feedrate Y Axis
Other	Turret Tool Positions
Other	X-Axis (Cross Travel)
Other	Spindle Nose Main/Sub
Other	Quill Stroke
Other	Tailstock Quill Dia
Other	Standard Cutting Tool
Other	Z1 Axis Travel
Other	Max. Turning Diameter
Other	Milling Spindle Speed
Other	Max Swing Over Carriage
Other	Live Tool Motor
Other	Hydraulic Tailstock Taper
Other	Dimensions
Other	Feed Motor (X)
Other	Max Turning Diameter
Other	B-Axis Travel
Other	Distance Between Spindles
Other	Max. Spindle Speed
Other	Max Speed Driven Tools
Other	Standard Chuck Size
Other	Max RPM
Other	Max. Swing Over Cross Slide
Other	Spindle Motor (Main)
Other	Machine Weight
Other	Z-Axis (Vertical Turret Travel)
Other	# Tool Stations
Other	Spindle Drive Motor (30Min/Cont.)
Other	Max Machining Length
Other	Jog Feedrate
Other	Chuck Size
Other	Cross Slide Inclination
Other	No. Of Turrets
Other	Z2-Axis (Longitudinal Travel Of Turret 2)
Other	Hole Thru Spindle
Other	C-Axis Index (Main & Sub)
Other	Spindle Nose
Other	B Axis Spindle Two Travel
Other	Max Cutting Length
Other	Sub Spindle Motor
Other	Tool Holder
Other	Machine Weight (Approx)
Other	Max Turning Dia (Live/Turning Tools)
Other	Chip Conveyor
Other	Slant Of Bed
Other	X Axis
Other	Power Requirement
Other	Turret Tool Capacity
Other	Rapid Rate X Axis
Other	Built-In Tailstock Quill Stroke
Other	Turret Index Time
Other	Sub Spindle Bar Capacity
Other	Travels (X,Z)
Other	Max Spindle Speed No.1
Other	# Tool Turrets
Other	Z-Axis Rapid Traverse Rate
Other	Live Tooling
Other	Tailstock Body Travel
Other	Max Distance Between Centers
Other	Turret 2 Tool Positions
Other	Y-Axis (Travel Of Upper Turret)
Other	Maximum Turning Length
Other	Maximum Swing
Other	Spindle Speed Range (1 RPM Increments)
Other	Power Consumption
Other	Live / Static
Other	Max Turning Dia
Other	Bar Capacity
Other	X2-Axis (Cross Travel Of Lower Turret)
Other	C Axis
Other	Main Spindle Speed
Other	Upper Turret Positions
Other	Max Cutting / Turning Diameter
Other	Spindle Inside Taper
Other	Max Cross Travel
Other	Maximum Cross Travel (X Axis)
Other	Z-Axis (Longitudinal Travel Of Turret 1)
Other	X-Axis
Other	C-Axis (Indexing Positions Of Main Spindle)
Other	Overall Dimensions (With Conveyor)
Other	Rapid Traverse X Axis
Other	Cutting Feedrate X Axis
Other	Spindle Bearing Diameter
Other	Swing Over Bed From Face Plate
Other	Max Turning Length (Each Spindle)
Spindle	6.3"
Spindle Speeds	10-,1,300 RPM
Main Motor	50 HP
Floor Space	204.7" X 96.8"
Height	102.0"
Travel X-Axis	13.8"
Travel Z-Axis	33.9"
Swing Over Bed	35.0"
Swing Over Cross Slide	22.0"
Center Distance	35.4"
Max Turning Length	31.7"
Max Turning Diameter	32.3"
Chuck Size	18"
Rapid Traverse Rate X-Axis	196.9 IPM
Rapid Traverse Rate Z-Axis	315.0 IPM
Turret Capacity	12 Tools.

Do you have a DMG MORI SL-65B Stock to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1993 MORI SEIKI SL-65B CNC lathe that is ready for a new home. This robust big bore lathe is known for its exceptional performance and reliability in machining applications. The SL-65B features a generous swing over bed of 35.0 inches and a swing over cross slide of 22.0 inches, making it ideal for handling larger workpieces. With a center distance of 35.4 inches and a maximum turning length of 31.7 inches, this machine is designed for versatility and precision machining. The maximum turning diameter reaches 32.3 inches, providing the capability to tackle a wide range of projects.

Equipped with an 18-inch chuck, it can accommodate various workpiece sizes with ease. The rapid traverse rates are impressive, featuring 196.9 IPM for the X-axis and 315.0 IPM for the Z-axis, enhancing productivity and reducing cycle times. The turret capacity of 12 tools allows for efficient tool changes, streamlining your operations. Powered by a 50 HP main motor, the spindle speeds range from 10 to 1,300 RPM, offering flexibility for different machining tasks. The machine's footprint is 204.7 inches by 96.8 inches, with a height of 102.0 inches, making it a substantial addition to any machine shop.

If you have a 1993 MORI SEIKI SL-65B that you are looking to sell, we are interested in purchasing it. Our team at Superior Machine Tools specializes in buying used CNC machines, and we offer competitive prices. Contact us today to get a quote and let us help you turn your unused equipment into cash.

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