2019 Doosan DBM-2540
CNC Gantry & Portal Mills · 2 listings (machinetools.com, usedcnc.com)
5 Doosan DBM-2540 listings have come through the used market we track: 3 marketplaces, built 2018–2019 where given; 3 machines once repeats are merged.
For the DBM 2540, DN Solutions prints strokes of 4250 mm (X), 3000 mm (Y) and 1100 mm (Z). The maker files it in the DBM series, a multi-purpose double column line that has no W axis. An ISO #50 spindle has a ceiling of 6000 r/min, develops 1009 N·m of torque and is listed at 74/50 hp. Parts are clamped on a 2000 mm by 4000 mm table that can carry as much as 20000 kg. Between the top of that table and the spindle nose there is 1300 mm. The magazine counts 40 tools. Rapid rate on X is 20 m/min; for Z it drops to 15 m/min. The DBM 2540 covers 7430 mm by 11000 mm of floor and weighs 42000 kg.
Source: DN Solutions, October 27, 2026.
Heavy cutting of large parts and fine die and mold work are the jobs named for the DBM double-column series, and the DBM 2540 brings a 4,000 by 2,000 mm table plus head attachments that change automatically.
Source: DN Solutions, October 27, 2026.
Figures as currently published; an older unit may differ in control generation and options.
Sellers also filed it under CNC Vertical Machining Centers (VMC) (1).
2019 ×2, 2018 ×2.
We have tracked 5 Doosan DBM-2540 listings on 3 marketplaces (machinetools.com, surplusrecord.com and usedcnc.com), model years 2018 to 2019. We buy Doosan DBM-2540 machines and do not sell them.
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