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2020 - Doosan Puma 5100 XLY Lathe
()- Listing No
- 942705
- Year
- 2020
- Manufacturer
- Doosan
- Model
- Puma 5100 XLY
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- United Kingdom
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Swing over bed 880mm, Swing over saddle 817 mm, Maximum turning diameter 550mm, maximum turning length 3070mm, bar capacity 116.5mm, Y axis +/- 75mm, Spindle speed 2000rpm, milling speed 4,000rpm, spindle power 37/30KW, 12 station turret, Fanuc IPlus control. 3 jaw chuck, tool setter, Hydraulic steady, swarf conveyor, Fpj A Eqsx I N Rbozigob Request more information Request more information Already requested
About this machine
The Doosan Puma 5100 XLY is a lathe — sometimes referred to as a turning centre — a machine tool designed to rotate a workpiece against a cutting tool to produce cylindrical, conical, and profiled components with high dimensional accuracy. Doosan is a well-established South Korean manufacturer recognised for producing precision CNC machine tools, including lathes, machining centres, and multi-tasking machines, serving the aerospace, automotive, energy, and general engineering industries.
This 2020 example is offered in used condition from the United Kingdom and is equipped with a comprehensive specification suited to large-diameter, long-length turning and milling work. The machine swings 880 mm over the bed and 817 mm over the saddle, with a maximum turning diameter of 550 mm and a maximum turning length of 3,070 mm — a generous between-centres capacity that makes it well suited to shaft and sleeve work on substantial components. Bar capacity is 116.5 mm, supporting a wide range of barwork applications through the spindle.
The main spindle is rated at 37/30 kW and reaches a maximum speed of 2,000 rpm, providing the torque and power required for heavy cuts in steel and other demanding materials. A Y-axis travel of ±75 mm extends the machine's capability beyond conventional turning, enabling off-centre milling and drilling operations without repositioning the workpiece. Driven tooling operates at up to 4,000 rpm, and the turret holds twelve stations, allowing a broad selection of turning and live tools to be loaded simultaneously to reduce cycle times and set-up changes.
Control is provided by a Fanuc iPlus system, a widely used and well-supported CNC platform familiar to operators across the manufacturing sector. The machine is supplied with a three-jaw chuck, a tool setter, a hydraulic steady rest for supporting long or slender workpieces, and a swarf conveyor to manage chip removal during continuous production.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
