This Mori Seiki SL25B-1000 is a used CNC lathe — sometimes referred to as a turning centre — built in 1988 and currently located in Germany. Lathes of this type are used to shape metal workpieces by rotating them against a cutting tool, and are a core machine in precision engineering and general metalworking production environments. Mori Seiki is a well-established Japanese machine tool manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for producing high-precision turning and machining equipment for the automotive, aerospace, and general manufacturing industries.
The machine is equipped with a Fanuc 10TF-D numerical control system, which handles the automated management of cutting cycles and axis movements. The spindle reaches a maximum speed of 4,500 rpm, providing a broad range of cutting capabilities across different materials and workpiece diameters. Axis travel is 160 mm on the X-axis and 1,090 mm on the Z-axis, the latter indicating a generous distance between centres that allows the machining of relatively long workpieces — consistent with the 1000 designation in the listing name, though all specifications here are drawn exclusively from the seller's notes.
According to the seller, the machine is in full operation and has been run on a single shift throughout its working life, suggesting a measured duty cycle. Technical documentation is also available with the sale. The machine is priced at $6,500 and offered from a location in Germany.
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