MORI SEIKI LL-8B/2500 CNC LATHE

Equipment Overview
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- MORI SEIKI
- Model
- LL-8B/2500
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- CNC LATHES
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A+Technical Description
This lathe is powered by a robust 29.8 kW motor, capable of delivering a maximum spindle speed of 550 RPM, making it suitable for heavy-duty machining tasks that require substantial torque at lower speeds. The machine includes a tailstock, enhancing support for long workpieces during turning, drilling, or reaming operations, which improves precision and stability. The control system details are unspecified, indicating a possibility of either manual or CNC control yet to be defined. The lathe’s power rating and RPM range suggest it is designed for industrial applications, likely handling medium to large diameter workpieces with significant material removal. The combination of high power and relatively low maximum RPM is typical for machining operations involving tougher materials or larger parts where cutting forces are substantial. Availability of a tailstock adds versatility, enabling both turning and support for taper or drilled holes. Without specific control information, the operational capabilities and automation level remain undetermined, which influences user interaction and process programming. Overall, this machine is well-suited for precision turning tasks where power and workpiece support are critical, although final suitability depends on detailed specifications such as swing diameter, bed length, and tooling, which are not provided here.
Technical Attributes
- Max Spindle Speed
- 550 RPM
- X-Axis Travel
- 28.10 ''
- Control System
- FANUC 6T
- Z-Axis Travel
- 98.50 ''
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