2004 DAEWOO PUMA 240MSB CNC LATHES

Technical Description

The Daewoo Puma 240MSB is a multi-axis CNC turning center from Daewoo/Doosan's Puma 240 series, built in the mid-2000s (this unit dated 2004). It combines a main spindle and a programmable sub-spindle with live (rotary) milling tooling and full C-axis control, suited to complete part transfer and secondary machining in one setup. It is equipped with a Fanuc 18i-TB CNC control. Capacity: 21.7 in maximum swing over bed, 11.4 in maximum turning diameter, a 2.99 in main-spindle bore, and 22.8 in Z/B-axis travel. The sub-spindle and the B-axis rotary tool spindle both reach 6,000 rpm. Tooling is handled by a 12-position turret with live tooling holders. Main spindle speed is corroborated at up to 4,500 rpm across two independent listings (a third listing states 5,000 rpm, not corroborated elsewhere and not used); main spindle horsepower is reported inconsistently across sources (20 hp vs. 25 hp) and is left blank pending resolution. Typical equipment includes an LNS or SMW bar feeder, parts catcher, chip conveyor, and 5C collet chucks on both spindles rather than a conventional jaw chuck, so no chuck-size figure applies. Overall footprint is approximately 130-135 in long by 63-66 in wide by 71-73 in high, and machine weight is approximately 9,900-10,040 lbs across three corroborating listings. Daewoo's machine tool business was later reorganized as Doosan Infracore (now DN Solutions). No factory brochure was located online; the figures above are corroborated across three independently listed used units.