The Mori Seiki Duracenter 5 is a used machining center — sometimes referred to as a machining centre or CNC milling center — a category of machine tool designed for precision multi-axis metal cutting operations including milling, drilling, boring, and tapping, typically under CNC control. Mori Seiki is a well-established Japanese manufacturer of machine tools, long recognised for producing high-precision turning centers, machining centers, and multi-tasking machines serving industries such as aerospace, automotive, die and mould, and general engineering. This example was built in 2005 and is currently located in Portugal.
The machine is configured for four driven axes and is equipped with a BT-40 conical spindle taper, a widely used toolholder standard in vertical machining centers of this class. Spindle speed is rated at up to 14,000 RPM, enabling effective cutting across a broad range of materials and tooling diameters. Through-spindle coolant is fitted, allowing coolant to be delivered directly to the cutting zone via the tool, which improves chip evacuation and extends tool life particularly when drilling deep holes or using solid carbide tooling.
The work table measures 1,100 × 600 mm, providing a generous workholding surface suitable for medium to large workpieces. Axis travels are 800 mm in X, 510 mm in Y, and 510 mm in Z, giving a substantial working envelope for a machine of this footprint. Rapid traverse rate across the XYZ axes is 1,653 mm per minute.
Tool management is handled by an automatic tool changer with a capacity of 30 tool pockets, allowing complex multi-operation parts to be completed in a single setup without manual intervention. The machine weighs approximately 6,100 kg and has an overall footprint of 2,261 × 2,636 mm with a height of 2,640 mm, figures relevant to floor loading calculations and installation planning.
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