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Mazak NEXUS QTN 350II / 1500 (2006)

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Mazak NEXUS QTN 350II / 1500 (2006)

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MakeMazak
ModelNEXUS QTN 350II / 1500
Year2006
CategoryMetal Cutting
ConditionUsed

Mazak NEXUS QTN 350II / 1500 Specifications

Swing Over Bed26.8"
Machining Length59.6"
Chuck Size12"
Spindle NoseA2 - 11
Spindle Bar Capacity4"
Turning Diameter, Shaft Diameter16.5"
Spindle Speeds3,300 RPM
Spindle Horsepower40 hp
Spindle Bore Diameter4.4"
X1 - Axis Travel10.63"
Z1 - Axis Travel59.03"
Rapid Traverse Rate - X1787 in/min.
Rapid Traverse Rate - Z1984 in/min.
Gear Ranges2
Turret Configuration12
Tailstock Quill Diameter3.94"
Tailstock TaperMT 5
Programmable TailstockYES
Tailstock Travel55.8"
# Axis2
ControlCNC (MAZATROL 640T CNC COLOR CONVERSATIONAL CONTROL)
Weight17,900
OtherTotal Power Required (Machine Only)
OtherRapid Traverse X
OtherRapid Traverse Z
OtherMax Cutting Length
OtherMaximum Part Load
OtherX-Axis Travel
OtherTurrets #1 & #2
OtherHorsepower Of Rotary Head
OtherX-Axis Travel (Upper Turret)
OtherMachine Dimensions Lxwxh
OtherMain Spindle Bore
OtherZ- Axis (Upper Turret)
OtherSpindle Torque
OtherRotary Tool Motor Horsepower
OtherMaximum Workpiece Weight (Chucked)
OtherSpindle Bore Diameter 2
OtherSpindle Speed #2
OtherMax Diameter Bar Capacity
OtherZ – Axis
OtherSpindle Speeds
OtherGantry Dimensions
OtherBoring Bar Shank Diameter
OtherMaximum Drill
OtherCoolant Tank Capacity
OtherMax. Work Weight
OtherCutting Diameter
OtherSpindle Bar Capacity
OtherSub Spindle RPM
OtherX/X2 Rapid Traverse
OtherB - Axis Coupling Clamp
OtherTailstock Quil Travel
OtherApproximate Machine Weight
OtherChuck Quantity
OtherX5Th Axis
OtherDistance
OtherTurret To Spindle Face
OtherC - Axis Indexing
OtherRapid Traverse Rate X-Y-Z
OtherAuto Tool Presetter
OtherHydraulic Steady Rest Capacity
OtherMilling Capacity
OtherCoolant Pressure
OtherTail Stock Diameter
OtherTurret Tool Positions 1, 2, 3
OtherMist Collector
OtherRotary Motor
OtherC - Axis Travel
OtherAutomatic Tool Changer Capacity
OtherW - Axis
OtherMax. Spindle Torque
OtherNbr Of Spindles
OtherSpindle Travel
OtherFirst Spindle Chuck Size
OtherMax. Boring Bar Diameter
OtherCoolant Tank Dimensions
OtherTailstock Body Stroke
OtherZ-Axis Travels
OtherMin. Spindle N/C Contouring
OtherCenter Height
OtherTravel Z-Axis
OtherMax RPM (Milling Tool)
OtherRapid Traverse Rate X & Z
OtherSwing Over Bed Ways
OtherMaximum Bar Work Diameter
OtherRapid Traverse Rate Z- Axis
OtherTurret Rotary Tool Speeds 1
OtherMin. Spindle Indexing (Main Spindle Only)
OtherSub Spindle Rapids
OtherMax Swing Over Cross Slide
OtherMill Spindle Speed
OtherTailstock Spindle Center / Spindle Diameter
OtherC Axis Travel
OtherMax. Tailstock Travel
OtherSteady Rest
OtherTool Holder Type
OtherVector Dual Drive
Other29.5 In Max. Cutting Diameter
OtherWeight
OtherNumber Of Spindle
OtherBetween Centers
OtherAutomation
OtherMfr
OtherY Stroke
OtherX2- Axis Travel (Lower Turret)
OtherSpindle Horsepower (Cont/30 Mins.)
OtherAbove Transversing Slide
OtherTailstock Stroke
OtherAssorted Tooling
OtherSub Spindle
OtherMax Milling Spindle Speed (Hi-Torque)
OtherRapid Traverse ( X/Z )
OtherAdditional Machine Specs
OtherSub-Spindle Horsepower
OtherMax. Spindle Bar Capacity
OtherChuck Size (Main)
OtherSpindle
OtherMain Spindle Speed Range
OtherSecond Spindle Nose
OtherSwing
OtherRapid Traverse S
OtherLongitudinal Feed Range
OtherX2Nd Turret Positions
OtherSecond Turret
OtherMulti-Tasking
OtherMaximum Work Weight
OtherMachining Diameter
OtherMaximum Cutting Diameter (Lower Turret)
OtherVertical Rail Travel (W-Axis)
OtherRapid Traverse Z – Axis
OtherPallet-L
OtherMaximum Cuttin Dia. Chucking/Shaft
OtherC - Axis Travel Main Spindle
OtherMaximum Weight W
OtherX- Axis Thrust
OtherTailstock Quill
OtherC-Axis Travel
OtherNc Position Table
OtherMax. Cutting Diameter(Bar Work)
OtherMain Spindle Torque
OtherMax. Thrust Force
OtherDia.
OtherX2 - Travel
OtherNumber Of Tool Turrets
OtherSwing Over Carrriage
OtherB - Axis Coupling
OtherAtc For Milling Spindle
OtherMaximum Speed
OtherType Of Cone
OtherSpindle Bore Sub Spindle
OtherB Axis Increment
OtherFloor Space
OtherRapid Feed Rate
OtherMakimum Cutting Diameter
OtherChuck Sizes Main Subspindle
OtherSquare Tool Shank Size
OtherC - Axis Rapid Traverse
OtherTail Stock Travel
OtherThrough Hole
OtherZ Axis Travel
OtherNumber Of Fixed Tool Holders
OtherSpindle Nose Camlock
OtherMain Spindle Drive Motor
OtherMaximum Distance Between Centers
OtherSpindle Horsepower 1
OtherMill Spindle Torque (2000 RPM Option)
OtherX Travel
OtherTailstock Quill Travel
OtherRapid Traverse Y Axis
OtherMachine Weight
OtherRapid Traverse Rate X/Z
OtherSwing Over Slide
OtherLongitudinal Feeds Range
OtherStroke X
OtherDistance Between Spindle Faces (Min.)
OtherTool Size (Square Shank)
OtherSpindle Nose Main Spindle
OtherZ-Axis Stroke
OtherLower Turret Live Tool Positions
OtherCapacity Maximum Swing
OtherRapid Traverse Rate B
OtherC
OtherC-Axis (Indexing Pos.
OtherSecond Spindle Chuck Size
OtherSafety Features
OtherLive Tooling Motor
OtherSpindle Center Height
OtherX-Axis Movement
OtherNo. Axis
OtherC2-Axis Positioning
OtherC-Axis Rotation
OtherSpindle Horsepower (Cont/30 Mins)
OtherTurret Configuration 2
OtherRapid Traverse Rate- X2
OtherZ - Axis Travel 1
Other2
OtherSpindle Nose 1
OtherAtc
OtherBar Capacity Head 1
OtherHead 2
OtherRapid Traverse Rate (X-Axis)
OtherMaximum Bar Work
OtherTurret Configuration 1
OtherSecond Headstock Rapid Traverse Rate
OtherCrimping Range
OtherSpindle Horsepower 2
OtherSpindle Motor Sub
OtherSecond Chuck Spindle Speed
OtherRapid Traverse Rates X
OtherZ/Y/B
OtherTurning
OtherMax. Machining Diameter Upper/Lower Turret
OtherVoltage
OtherConveyor
OtherTwin Turret
OtherX-Axis (Cross Travel
OtherTool Magazine Indexing Time
OtherIncluded
OtherRapid Traverse (Z-Axis)
OtherY Axis
OtherZ
OtherB
OtherBoring Bar
OtherMaximum Distance Between Spindles
OtherApproximate Floor Space
OtherSpindle Indexing Increments
OtherSpindle Nose Main
OtherLive Tool Speed
OtherRapid Traverse X,Z,B
OtherMax. Machining Diameter Upper
OtherTool Size Milling (Drill/End Mill/Tap)
OtherInch Threading Range
OtherSub-Spindle Speeds
OtherFeed Rates X/Z
OtherB-Axis Milling Spindle Horsepower
OtherElectrics
OtherZ-Axis Travel
OtherTurrets #1
OtherRapid Traverse Rates
OtherSpindle Speed (Mill)
OtherX2-Axis Travel (Lower Turret)
OtherNumber Of Turrets / Capacity
OtherSpindle Bearing Id
OtherTool Storage Capacity
OtherTravels
OtherController
OtherRapid Traverse Y
OtherMax Milling Spindle Speed
OtherTail Stock Quill Diameter
OtherTurrets
OtherMaximum Cutting Capacity Kn/Lbf
OtherMax Machining Length
OtherB - Axis (Tailstock)
OtherStroke Of Turret.

Do you have a Mazak NEXUS QTN 350II / 1500 to sell?

<p>We are actively seeking a 2006 Mazak NEXUS QTN 350II / 1500 CNC Lathe. This robust machine is designed for metal cutting, featuring a swing over bed of 26.8 inches and a machining length of 59.6 inches, making it ideal for a variety of turning applications. With a powerful 40 hp spindle capable of reaching speeds up to 3,300 RPM, this lathe ensures high productivity and precision in your machining operations.</p> <p>The Mazak NEXUS QTN 350II / 1500 boasts impressive specifications, including an X1-axis travel of 10.63 inches and a Z1-axis travel of 59.03 inches, allowing for versatile machining capabilities.

The machine is equipped with a 12-inch chuck size and features a programmable tailstock with a travel of 55.8 inches, enhancing its functionality for complex workpieces. Weighing in at 17,900 lbs, this CNC lathe is built for stability and durability, ensuring consistent performance over time.</p> <p>Sellers often part with machines like the Mazak NEXUS QTN 350II / 1500 due to various reasons such as upgrading to newer technology, downsizing operations, or facility closures. At Superior Machine Tools, we understand the importance of a seamless transition, which is why we are actively buying machines nationwide.

We provide a hassle-free process for sellers looking to maximize their returns on used equipment.</p> <p>We offer fast payments and handle all logistics, making it easy for you to sell your CNC lathe without the stress of managing the details. If you have a 2006 Mazak NEXUS QTN 350II / 1500 or similar machine to sell, we invite you to reach out to us today to discuss your options and receive a competitive offer.</p>

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