2002 DOOSAN DVC320 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Technical Description

The 2002 Doosan DVC320 is a 3-axis compact vertical machining center with an integrated dual-pallet workholding system, designed for high-volume production of small prismatic components where maximizing spindle utilization through parallel load/unload cycles is a primary requirement. The machine provides an X-axis travel of 519 mm (20.4 in), Y-axis travel of 320 mm (12.6 in), and Z-axis travel of 320 mm (12.6 in), with a 650 x 353 mm pallet surface per station and a maximum pallet load of 150 kg. The dual-pallet arrangement allows the operator to set up or load parts on one station while the machine continues cutting on the other, reducing idle time and improving throughput in production environments without a dedicated automation cell. The spindle reaches 12,000 RPM at approximately 7.5 kW (continuous) with a CAT40 spindle taper, providing the capability for general-purpose milling, drilling, boring, and tapping operations on aluminum, brass, and mild steel workpieces. The DVC320 is governed by the Fanuc 21i-MB CNC control, a proven platform widely supported in production environments with full G-code compatibility and comprehensive canned cycle support. A 14-tool automatic tool changer and full enclosure guarding are standard. The DVC320 is a Doosan platform from the early production era and represents a capable compact VMC solution for shops requiring a dual-pallet machine for small-part, high-volume work in a compact floor footprint. Overall machine dimensions and weight were not confirmed from OEM sources; buyers should verify floor space requirements directly with the seller.