2000 DAEWOO MYNX 500 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

DAEWOO MYNX 500 2000 DAEWOO MYNX 500 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER equipment image

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OEM
DAEWOO
Model
MYNX 500
Year of Manufacture
2000
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The 2000 Daewoo Mynx 500 is a 3-axis vertical machining center designed for versatile production milling, drilling, and tapping of medium to large workpieces in steel, cast iron, and aluminum alloys. The machine is built on a rigid cast iron base and column structure providing the structural stiffness needed for accurate cutting across a wide range of material types and machining operations. The BT 40 taper spindle delivers 15 kW of continuous power at a maximum speed of 8,000 RPM, enabling effective cutting performance from roughing through finishing. The working table measures 47.2 by 19.7 inches (1,200 by 500 mm) and supports axis travels of 40.2 inches in X, 20.1 inches in Y, and 22.6 inches in Z, accommodating a broad range of part sizes suited to job shop and production machining applications. A 24 to 30-position automatic tool changer enables unattended multi-operation cycles with minimal setup time. The Fanuc 21M CNC control provides comprehensive G-code support, canned cycle capability, and a reliable operator interface. The machine has an overall envelope of approximately 129 by 116 inches with a height of approximately 118 inches, and weighs approximately 16,500 lbs. The Mynx 500 offers a proven combination of generous table size, reliable Fanuc control, and robust construction that makes it suitable for demanding production environments processing medium to large component families.

Technical Attributes

Control System
Fanuc 21M
Max Spindle Speed
8000 RPM
Y-Axis Travel
20.1 ''
Table Size (LxW)
47.2 x 19.7
Spindle Power
20 HP
Z-Axis Travel
22.6 ''
# of Axes
3
X-Axis Travel
40.2 ''

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