2025 DMG NMV5000 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

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OEM
DMG
Model
NMV5000
Year of Manufacture
2025
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The 2025 DMG NMV5000 is a 5-axis vertical machining center combining a direct-drive tilting rotary table with DCG (Driven at the Center of Gravity) axis construction for high-speed, high-accuracy simultaneous 5-axis machining. The 500 mm diameter direct-drive rotary table accommodates workpieces up to 700 mm in diameter and 450 mm in height, with a maximum table load of 300 kg. The built-in motor spindle delivers continuous power of approximately 15 kW at speeds up to 12,000 RPM via an HSK-A63 taper, providing the torque and speed range needed for demanding aerospace and automotive machining applications. Axis travels of 730 mm (X), 510 mm (Y), and 510 mm (Z) provide a versatile working envelope for medium-format precision parts. DCG technology on all linear axes minimizes angular acceleration errors at high feed rates, allowing rapid traverse without sacrificing positional accuracy. The machine is equipped with an integrated automatic pallet changer, enabling uninterrupted production between loading and machining operations to maximize spindle utilization. The CNC platform is Fanuc 31iB5 Plus with MAPPS IV, offering advanced 5-axis programming support, tool breakage detection, and networked data management. The NMV5000 is designed for precision aerospace structural components, medical implants, automotive powertrain parts, and other applications requiring consistent 5-axis accuracy at production volumes.

Technical Attributes

Control System
Fanuc 31iB5 Plus / MAPPS IV
Table Size (LxW)
19.7 x 17.7
Z-Axis Travel
20.1 ''
Y-Axis Travel
20.1 ''
Max Spindle Speed
12000 RPM
X-Axis Travel
28.7 ''
Spindle Power
20.1 HP
# of Axes
5

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