The DMG MORI USA NRX 2000 is a 6-axis horizontal machining center designed for precision metalworking operations. The machine features a main spindle capable of turning workpieces up to 7.100 inches in diameter with a maximum turning length of 3.900 inches, accommodating a 0.300-inch chuck diameter. The spindle delivers 10.10 horsepower in both primary and secondary configurations, providing consistent power for versatile cutting applications across ferrous and non-ferrous materials. With six axes of simultaneous motion control, the NRX 2000 enables complex multi-surface machining operations including contouring, boring, and facing work on intricate geometries. The horizontal spindle orientation allows for efficient chip evacuation and automated workpiece positioning, while the multi-axis capability minimizes setup times and reduces secondary operations. This configuration is ideal for production environments requiring high precision, repeatability, and process automation. The machine's architecture supports rapid tool changes and optimized cutting sequences through CNC programming, enhancing productivity for medium to large-volume manufacturing. The six-axis design provides exceptional flexibility for machining complicated aerospace, automotive, and industrial components that demand tight tolerances and superior surface finishes in a single setup.