This Doosan DNM 500 is a used machining center — sometimes referred to as a CNC machining center or vertical machining center — a category of machine tool designed for multi-operation metal cutting work, including milling, drilling, boring, and tapping, typically under full computer numerical control. Doosan is a well-established South Korean industrial manufacturer with a long-standing presence in the machine tool sector, producing CNC lathes, turning centers, and machining centers for precision engineering, aerospace, automotive, and general metalworking industries worldwide.
This 2010 example is equipped with a Doosan Fanuc i Series control system, a widely used and well-regarded CNC platform known for its reliability and extensive support network. The spindle uses an SK40 taper, a standard toolholder interface that accommodates a broad range of commercially available cutting tools. The automatic tool changer holds 30 tools, giving the machine considerable flexibility to complete complex, multi-step operations in a single setup without manual intervention.
The working envelope covers 1,020 mm in the X axis, 540 mm in the Y axis, and 510 mm in the Z axis, offering a substantial cutting volume suited to medium-to-large workpieces. The table measures 1,200 by 540 mm, providing ample clamping area to support workpieces across the full range of the machine's travel.
As of November 2024, the spindle had logged 12,500 hours of use. The machine is described as currently under power and in regular use at its location in Slovakia, indicating it is operational at the time of listing.
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