Direct procurement1997 Model

Sell your DMG MORI SL-65C today.

MTE does not act as a broker, nor do we buy on consignment. We buy machinery and assets outright and arrange the pickup.

Make: DMG MORI
Model: SL-65C
Year: 1997
Category: Metal Cutting
Condition: Used / Surplus

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DMG MORI SL-65C Specifications

Swing Over Bed: 42.5"
Max. Turning Diameter: 25.6"
Spindle Bore Main: 10.2"
Spindle Nose: A1-20
Spindle Speeds: 660 RPM
Speed Range: 2 Speed
Main Motor: 50 HP
X - Axis Travel: 13.8"
Z - Axis Travel: 30.3"
Turret Tool Position: 12
Rapid Traverse Rate X, Z: 197 / 315 IPM
Machine Weight: 22,000 LBS.
Swing Over Saddle: 26"

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

We are actively seeking a 1997 DMG MORI SL-65C for our growing inventory of pre-owned metal cutting equipment. Superior Machine Tools purchases CNC machinery directly from sellers across the United States, and DMG MORI models like the SL-65C are exactly the kind of well-maintained equipment our buyers are looking for. Selling a used DMG MORI SL-65C doesn't have to be complicated. We pay fair market value based on current demand for DMG MORI metal cutting equipment, and we close transactions quickly - often within days of an initial inquiry.

There is no need to coordinate buyers, list on multiple marketplaces, or negotiate piecemeal. We make a single offer that reflects the current value of your machine. Once an offer is accepted, our logistics team handles the rest. We arrange professional rigging and removal, manage all transportation, and ensure the DMG MORI SL-65C is moved off your floor with minimal disruption to your operations.

Whether you are upgrading to newer equipment, consolidating a facility, or liquidating an entire shop, we have the experience to make the process simple. If you have a 1997 DMG MORI SL-65C you are considering selling, contact Superior Machine Tools today for a fast, no-obligation quote. We respond promptly, pay competitively, and remove the equipment on a timeline that works for you.