
Sell your DMG MORI SL 80F 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 80F
- CNC Control
- CNC (MORI SEIKI MSG 501)
- Year
- 2001
- Category
- CNC Lathes
- Condition
- Used / Surplus

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DMG MORI SL 80F Specifications
- # Max Turning Diameter
- 51.2"
- Spindle Bore/Max Bar Capacity
- 8.5"
- Z Travel
- 43.3"
- X Travel
- 16.5"
- Chuck Size
- 32"
- Spindle Motor
- 50 HP
- Spindle Speeds
- 550 RPM
- Max. Bar Capacity
- 8.5"
- Rear Chuck Diameter
- 25"
- Rear Chuck Type
- Manual
- Control
- CNC (MORI SEIKI MSG 501)
- Swing Over Bed
- 51.2"
- Max. Longitudinal Travel
- 43.3"
- Max. Cross Travel
- 16.5"
- Hole Thru Chuck
- 12.5"
- Hole Thru Spindle
- 8.5"
- Hole Thru Rear Chuck Flange
- 8.25"
- Spindle Nose
- A2-15
- Turret Positions
- 6 Sided
- Approximate Weight
- 38,000 lbs
- Other
- Tailstock, Rear Chuck Prep, Rear Chuck, Machine Weight, Chuck Type
Do you have a DMG MORI SL 80F to sell?
We are actively seeking a 2001 MORI SEIKI SL 80F 2-Axis CNC Lathe. This robust machine is known for its impressive capabilities, including a maximum swing of 51.2 inches and a turning diameter that matches this impressive swing. The SL 80F is equipped with a powerful 50 hp spindle motor, allowing it to handle demanding tasks with ease. Its CNC control system, the MORI SEIKI MSG 501, provides precise control over operations, ensuring that you can achieve the high levels of accuracy that modern machining requires. With a spindle bore of 8.5 inches, this model also supports a max bar capacity of 8.5 inches, making it suitable for a variety of turning applications.
The machine features a 32-inch manual chuck that enhances its versatility, allowing for the secure gripping of various workpieces. The Z travel extends to 43.3 inches, while the X travel reaches 16.5 inches, providing ample movement for complex machining tasks. Additionally, the SL 80F has a rear chuck prep and a rear chuck diameter of 25 inches, which further extends its functionality. Machine owners often decide to part with their equipment for several reasons. Some may be upgrading to newer technology that offers improved efficiency or capabilities, while others may be downsizing operations or liquidating assets due to plant closures.
Underutilization is also a common factor, as businesses may find that their equipment no longer meets their production demands or that they have excess machinery that is not being fully utilized. At Superior Machine Tools, we understand the nuances of the market and the reasons behind selling. We pride ourselves on providing a straightforward selling experience. If you are considering selling your CNC lathe, reach out to us today. We are here to make the process as seamless as possible, giving you the best value for your equipment.

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