Reference record MBB·TURNING-CENTERS-LATHES/DN-SOLUTIONS-DOOSAN-PUMA-2600LB Updated 2026-10-10
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Model PUMA 2600LB
Chuck size 12 inch
Max. Turning Diameter 19 inch (481 mm)
Max. Turning Length 50 inch (1275 mm)
X-Axis Rapid Traverse 1181 ipm (30 m/min)
Z-Axis Rapid Traverse 1181 ipm (30 m/min)
X-Axis Travel Distance 10 inch (260 mm)
Z-Axis Travel Distance 53 inch (1350 mm)
Max. Spindle Speed 2800 rpm
Max. Spindle Power 35 hp (26 kW)
Max. Spindle Torque 828 ft-lb (1123 N·m)
No. of tool station 12 inch (12 ea)
Length 175 inch (4438 mm)
Height 75 inch (1900 mm)
Width 77 inch (1965 mm)
Weight 14991 lb (6800 kg)
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Spec data: Standard (15 fields) · compiled from manufacturer and public sources · reference updated 2026-10-10.
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About the DN Solutions (Doosan) PUMA 2600LB The DN Solutions (Doosan) PUMA 2600LB is catalogued under Turning Centers & Lathes 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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