1996 MORI SEIKI M300 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

OEM
MORI SEIKI
Model
M300
Year of manufacture
1996

Technical Description

The 1996 Mori Seiki M300 is a 3-axis vertical machining center from Mori Seiki's Partner M series, providing a compact pallet-equipped production platform for small precision components requiring high-volume throughput. The M300 (Partner M-300) features dual 12.4 x 12.4 inch pallets and X-, Y-, and Z-axis travels of 15.7, 12.8, and 18.7 inches. The spindle operates at up to 6,000 RPM with a 7.5 HP motor, suitable for drilling, tapping, and milling in steel, aluminum, and non-ferrous materials. The Fanuc 0M CNC provides G-code programming and canned cycles. Machine weight is approximately 6,600 pounds. The dual-pallet configuration enables continuous production cycles with minimal operator intervention. As a 1996 vintage machine, buyers should assess spindle and pallet changer condition prior to acquisition.

Technical Attributes

Y-Axis Travel
12.8 ''
X-Axis Travel
15.7 ''
# of Axes
3
Max Spindle Speed
6000 RPM
Z-Axis Travel
18.7 ''
Spindle Power
7.5 HP
Control System
Fanuc 0M
Table Size (LxW)
12.4 x 12.4

Category

  1. MACHINING
  2. → CNC MACHINING CENTERS
  3. → VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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