DMG MORI expands its 3-axis vertical machining range with the new DMV 160.
The DMV 160 from DMG MORI is a 3-axis vertical machining centre offering travels of 1,600 x 700 x 550 mm and a feed rate of 42 m/min. Its monolithic cast frame, roller guideways and active cooling support precise large-part work, while a tool magazine of up to 120 pockets and pallet system compatibility cut non-productive time.
The new 3-axis vertical machining centre targets Die & Mold, Automotive and Aerospace shops that need to mill or drill large components quickly and precisely.
A monolithic cast frame with roller guideways in all axes carries a rigid table rated at 2,200 kg. Direct drives and direct path measuring systems keep results precise, with active cooling holding thermal stability over long running times.
CELOS X on the ERGOline X panel links the DMV 160 to networked, automated production, alongside PH Cell 300 pallet handling, Robo2Go Milling and PH-AMR 750 driverless transport. Spindle options top out at the powerMASTER, delivering 430 Nm for heavy-duty machining.
Frequently asked questions
How does the DMV 160 support networked and automated production environments?
The DMV 160 integrates seamlessly into networked production environments through CELOS X on the 24" ERGOline X panel, supporting digitalized manufacturing. It can connect with pallet handling systems such as the PH 150, PH Cell 300, or PH Cell Twin, and it is compatible with driverless transport systems like the PH-AMR 750. Additionally, the Robo2Go Milling system can automate workpiece handling, enhancing autonomous production capabilities.
What design features contribute to the stability and precision of the DMV 160?
The DMV 160 is built on a monolithic machine frame with solid cast parts and roller guideways in all axes, ensuring stability and precision even in demanding applications. An active cooling system for selected components maintains thermal stability during long running times, while direct drives and direct path measuring systems further enhance precision.
What is the role of Machining Transformation (MX) in the design of the DMV 160?
Machining Transformation (MX) is a core concept in the DMV 160's design, focusing on networked, automated, and future-proof production. This includes seamless integration into company networks, support for autonomous production through connected pallet handling systems, and compatibility with advanced technologies like Robo2Go Milling, promoting efficiency and sustainability.
How does the DMV 160 contribute to sustainable manufacturing practices?
The DMV 160 promotes sustainable manufacturing through energy-saving and resource-conserving operation, aligning with the principles of the Green Transformation (GX). Its efficient design and automated features help reduce waste and energy consumption, supporting a more environmentally friendly approach to production.
What industries or applications is the DMV 160 best suited for, and why?
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