2015 MORI SEIKI ULTIMILL V3000 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Equipment Overview
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- MORI SEIKI
- Model
- ULTIMILL V3000
- Year of Manufacture
- 2015
- Category
- VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS
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A+Technical Description
The 2015 Mori Seiki ULTIMILL V3000 is a 3-axis vertical machining center designed for high-speed drill-and-tap operations on small, complex aluminum and non-ferrous components. Built on a compact platform with a BT30 high-speed spindle interface, the ULTIMILL V3000 achieves a maximum spindle speed of 15,000 RPM, enabling rapid drill cycles, thread milling, and high-speed contouring operations that would be impractical on conventional VMC spindle systems. The BT30 tool interface supports a wide range of small-diameter tooling with the lightweight holders necessary for high-speed operation, minimizing inertia during tool changes and maximizing acceleration capability. The work envelope spans approximately 20 inches in X, 12 inches in Y, and 16 inches in Z, suitable for small prismatic components, housings, brackets, and complex small parts. The worktable measures approximately 13 by 27 inches. The MSG-805 (MAPPS conversational) or MSX-850 CNC control provides intuitive programming and reliable servo control for high-speed axis motion. The compact footprint and high-speed spindle make the ULTIMILL V3000 well-suited for electronics, medical device, aerospace fastener, and high-volume small-part production environments where cycle time is critical. Note: Mori Seiki merged with DMG to form DMG Mori around 2013; machines labeled MORI SEIKI are pre-rebranding era. An automatic tool changer with 24 positions enables efficient unattended operation.
Technical Attributes
- Control System
- MSG-805 (MAPPS) / MSX-850
- X-Axis Travel
- 20 ''
- # of Axes
- 3
- Y-Axis Travel
- 12 ''
- Z-Axis Travel
- 16 ''
- Table Size (LxW)
- 13.0 x 27.0
- Max Spindle Speed
- 15000 RPM
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