Reference record MBB·5-AXIS-MULTI-AXIS/DN-SOLUTIONS-DOOSAN-DNX-2100B Updated 2026-10-10
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Model DNX 2100B
Chuck size 10 inch (255 mm)
Max. Turning Diameter 21 inch (520 mm)
Max. Turning Length 43 inch (1100 mm)
Max. Spindle Speed 4000 rpm
Max. Spindle Power 30/20 hp (22/15 kw)
Max. Spindle Torque 336 ft-lb (456 N-m)
Length 182 inch (4615 mm)
Height 104 inch (2630 mm)
Width 90 inch (2285 mm)
Weight 23479 lb (10650 kg)
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About the DN Solutions (Doosan) DNX 2100B The DN Solutions (Doosan) DNX 2100B is catalogued under 5-Axis & Multi-Axis in The Machine Blue Book CNC machine reference library. This entry documents the machine for identification and education; specifications above are compiled from manufacturer and public sources and describe the model, not a specific unit.
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