2020 MAKINO D200Z VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

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OEM
MAKINO
Model
D200Z
Year of Manufacture
2020
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The 2020 Makino D200Z is a 5-axis vertical machining center designed for ultra-precision die, mold, and medical component machining requiring simultaneous 5-axis contouring in a compact, high-speed platform. The D200Z features a tilting B-axis and continuous rotary C-axis table configuration with an 11.81-inch diameter rotary pallet, accommodating workpieces up to 11.81 inches in diameter and 8.27 inches in height. Linear axis travels are 13.78 inches in X, 11.81 inches in Y, and 9.84 inches in Z. The machine is equipped with a 30,000 RPM HSK-E50 high-speed spindle capable of achieving superior surface finishes on hardened tool steels, graphite electrodes, and precision mold inserts. The Makino Professional 6 CNC control provides advanced 5-axis look-ahead, SGI.5 motion technology for smooth high-speed contouring, and comprehensive tool management. A 100-tool automatic tool changer enables complex multi-operation sequences without interruption. Rapid traverse rates of 2,362 ipm in all linear axes minimize non-cutting time. The D200Z's rigid, thermally-stable structure is engineered to maintain micron-level accuracy during sustained high-speed cutting cycles. Its compact footprint of approximately 87 inches wide by 59 inches deep makes it suitable for shops where floor space is limited but 5-axis precision capability is required. The D200Z is a benchmark platform for precision die/mold and medical device manufacturers requiring simultaneous 5-axis contouring at high spindle speeds.

Technical Attributes

X-Axis Travel
13.78 ''
Z-Axis Travel
9.84 ''
Y-Axis Travel
11.81 ''
# of Axes
5
Max Spindle Speed
30000 RPM
Control System
Makino Pro 6

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