1992 MORI SEIKI SL15MC CNC LATHES

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

OEM
MORI SEIKI
Model
SL15MC
Year of manufacture
1992

Technical Description

The Mori Seiki SL-15MC is a compact CNC turning center with live-tooling capability, produced in the early-to-mid 1990s. Maximum turning diameter is 9.06 in with a maximum turning length of 20.7 in, maximum bar capacity of 1.65 in, swing over slide of 11.8 in, swing over bed of 17.7 in, and distance between centers of 22.6 in. X-axis travel is 5.3 in and Z-axis travel is 22.2 in, with rapid traverse rates of 790 IPM (X) and 945 IPM (Z). The spindle has an A2-5 nose and 2.1 in bore, running up to 6,000 RPM on a 20 HP motor. The 12-station turret (6 of which are live) indexes in 1 second, with live-tool speeds of 120-3,000 RPM. The tailstock has a 4.33 in quill diameter, 3.93 in of stroke, and an MT-4 taper. The machine measures approximately 110 in x 70 in x 80 in tall (130 in long with chip conveyor) and weighs approximately 12,000 lb. It runs a Fanuc 16T-based Mori Seiki MF-T6 control.

Technical Attributes

Tool Capacity
12
Spindle Power
20 HP
Spindle Bore Diameter
2.1 ''
Max Workpiece Length
20.7 ''
Max Spindle Speed
6000 RPM
Control System
Mori Seiki MF-T6 (Fanuc 16T)
# of Spindles
1
Max Workpiece Diameter
9.06 ''

Category

  1. MACHINING
  2. → LATHES
  3. → CNC LATHES

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