Mori Seiki NZ 2000 T2Y2 metal lathe
Rotterdam6479 km to "United States/Columbus"
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Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Mori Seiki NZ 2000 T2Y2
CNC lathe from 2011, located in Spain.
This advanced lathe is equipped with the Mori Seiki MSX-701 III control unit, providing seamless operation and user-friendly programming capabilities. With a turning diameter of 320 mm, a high spindle speed of 5000 rpm, and a powerful 22 kW motor, it handles complex machining tasks efficiently, making it ideal for precision engineering and heavy-duty production.
Features:
Turning and milling center with 9 controlled axes.
Twin spindles.
2 overlapping turrets.
2 C-axes.
2 Y axes.
Two Renishaw automatic tool measuring arms.
Mapps 5 conversational automatic programming system.
Automatic effort control and tool consumption monitor.
Tool life management and tool consumption monitor.
Double foot pedal for chuck opening and closing.
Oil cooler on both heads.
Both turrets with 16 stations each and all of them motorized.
Possibility of setting with 32 tools in each turret.
Control unit: Mori Seiki MSX-701 III
Turning diameter: 320 mm
Turning length: 810 mm
Distance main spindle - counter spindle: 1130 mm
Bar diameter: 65 mm
Traversing counter spindle: 920 mm
X1-x2-x3 axis travel: 210 mm
Y1-y2-y3 axis travel: +65/-45 mm
Z1-z2 axis travel: 300 - 810 mm
C-axis resolution: 0.001°
Controlled axes: 9
Rapid traverse x1, x2, x3: 30000 mm/min
Rapid traverse y1, y3: 20000 mm/min
Rapid traverse y2: 16000 mm/min
Rapid traverse z1, z2, z3: 50000 mm/min
Main spindle speed: 5000 rpm
Counter spindle speed: 5000 rpm
Two integrated motors: 22 kW
Size head: A2-6
Dimensions: L 3930 x 3683 x 2320 mm