2019 DMG MORI SEIKI DMF360 LINEAR VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

DMG MORI SEIKI DMF360 LINEAR 2019 DMG MORI SEIKI DMF360 LINEAR VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER equipment image

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OEM
DMG MORI SEIKI
Model
DMF360 LINEAR
Year of Manufacture
2019
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The 2019 DMG MORI SEIKI DMF 360 LINEAR is a 3-axis large-format vertical machining center with linear direct drives, engineered for high-accuracy machining of very large workpieces in aerospace, power generation, automotive, and heavy equipment manufacturing. The fixed gantry architecture with longitudinal bed supports a worktable measuring 165.4 inches by 43.3 inches, providing exceptional capacity for large mold bases, structural components, and heavy fabrications. Linear drives across all three axes enable rapid traverse of up to 80 m/min, with direct linear scale measurement maintaining positioning accuracy over the full axis range. The motor spindle delivers 32 kW of continuous power at speeds up to 10,000 RPM via an HSK-A100 or SK 50 taper, with optional spindle packages extending to 18,000 RPM for high-speed finishing. Axis travels of 141.7 inches (X), 43.3 inches (Y), and 35.4 inches (Z) accommodate the largest structural and tooling components in this machine class. The CNC system is Siemens 840D sl with CELOS or optionally Heidenhain iTNC 530. Integrated chip management, high-pressure coolant, and thermal error compensation support unattended production across extended shifts. The DMF 360 LINEAR is a high-capacity platform for aerospace structural components, large die and mold tools, and energy sector component machining.

Technical Attributes

Max Spindle Speed
10000 RPM
Z-Axis Travel
35.4 ''
X-Axis Travel
141.7 ''
# of Axes
3
Y-Axis Travel
43.3 ''
Control System
Siemens 840D sl / Heidenhain iTNC 530
Table Size (LxW)
165.4 x 43.3
Spindle Power
42.9 HP

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