DMC DL 8T HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER

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OEM
DMC
Model
DL 8T
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The DMC DL 8T is a horizontal machining center designed for precision turning applications with a maximum spindle turning diameter of 11.02 inches and a turning length of up to 14.96 inches. It features a main spindle with an 8-inch chuck diameter and a maximum swing of 18.9 inches, suitable for workpieces up to 2.01 inches in bar diameter. The spindle operates at speeds up to 4,500 RPM, driven by a 20 HP motor, with an optional 10.1 HP setting for energy efficiency. The machine is equipped with a turret tool carrier capable of holding up to 12 turning tools and 12 rotary tools, the latter powered by a 4 HP motor at 4,500 RPM, allowing versatile machining operations with a single simultaneous cutting tool. It offers two standard controlled axes (X and Z) with a rapid traverse rate of 1,181 inches per minute on each axis, and an optional third axis extending Z travel from 11.81 inches to 20.87 inches for enhanced machining flexibility. The X-axis travel is 6.5 inches, supporting precise positioning. This machine integrates high-speed tool changes and robust CNC controls, typically FANUC, facilitating complex turning tasks with high accuracy. Additional features include standard 3-jaw hydraulic chucking and compatibility with automation accessories like chip conveyors and parts catchers. The DMC DL 8T, weighing approximately 6,000 lbs, is suitable for mid-size workpieces requiring efficient horizontal turning combined with flexible tooling options in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and general manufacturing.

Technical Attributes

Z-Axis Travel
11.81 ''
X-Axis Travel
6.50 ''
Max Spindle Speed
4,500.00
Spindle Power
20.00 HP
# of Axes
3.00

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