This Doosan Puma 480D is a used lathe — sometimes referred to as a turning centre — dating from 2014 and currently located in the United Kingdom. Lathes of this type are used for precision cylindrical machining operations including turning, facing, boring, and threading of metal workpieces. Doosan is a well-established South Korean industrial manufacturer with a strong presence in the machine tool sector, producing CNC lathes and machining centres widely used across general engineering, aerospace, automotive, and oil and gas industries.
The machine offers substantial workholding capacity, with a swing of 900 mm, a maximum machining diameter of 650 mm, and a maximum turning length of 992 mm, making it well suited to large-diameter and medium-length components. The spindle bore of 275 mm is notably generous, allowing bar stock or tubular workpieces of considerable diameter to pass through the headstock. The spindle is driven by a 45 kW motor, providing the power required for heavy-duty cuts across a range of materials. Maximum spindle speed is stated at 1,000 rpm.
Tool changes are handled by a 10-station turret, which allows a full complement of turning, boring, and threading tools to be set up simultaneously, reducing cycle times and manual intervention between operations. Control is provided by a FANUC Series 32i CNC system, a capable and widely recognised control platform that supports complex part programmes and is familiar to most CNC operators in production environments.
The machine is equipped with a 3-jaw power chuck for workpiece clamping, a tailstock for supporting longer components during turning, a swarf conveyor for automated chip removal, and a coolant system to manage heat and extend tool life during cutting operations.
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