2010 DAEWOO PUMA 280 CNC LATHES

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

OEM
DAEWOO
Model
PUMA 280
Year of manufacture
2010

Technical Description

The PUMA 280 is a two-axis slant-bed CNC turning center built by Daewoo/Doosan in the PUMA 280 series (280, 280L long bed, 280M and 280LM with milling). The base PUMA 280 has a single spindle with an A2-8 nose, 136 mm front bearings and an 86 mm spindle bore with 76 mm (3.0 in) bar capacity. The spindle runs to 3,500 rpm on a 22 kW (29.5 hp) 30-minute rated motor. Swing over the bed is 630 mm and swing over the saddle is 500 mm; recommended turning diameter is 255 mm, maximum turning diameter is 420 mm (16.5 in) and maximum turning length is 658 mm (25.9 in). Travels are 242 mm in X and 680 mm in Z, with rapids of 20 m/min in X and 24 m/min in Z. The standard turret has 10 stations for 25 mm square tools and 50 mm boring bars, with 0.15 s indexing. A tailstock with a 100 mm quill and MT#5 live-center taper is standard. Fanuc 0i-TC or Fanuc 21i-TB controls were offered. The machine is 3,418 mm long, 1,670 mm wide and 1,735 mm high and weighs about 4,700 kg (10,362 lb).

Technical Attributes

Max Spindle Speed
3500 RPM
Spindle Power
29.5 HP
Spindle Bore Diameter
3.39 ''
Max Workpiece Diameter
16.54 ''
Tool Capacity
10
Max Workpiece Length
25.91 ''
# of Spindles
1

Category

  1. MACHINING
  2. → LATHES
  3. → CNC LATHES

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