2006 Mori-Seiki SL-603C/2000
CNC Lathes
Stock #31044
39" swing, 78" center dist, 10.8" Bore, A2-20 spdl nose, 700 rpm, 60 hp, 12 pos turret, tailstock, chip conv, 32" 4-Jaw Chk
View MachineResearch Mori-Seiki CNC lathe and turning-center families, exact model designations and historical specifications from machinery records accumulated over many years by Used Machinery Source.
Mori Seiki is now part of DMG MORI. This UMS specification library preserves the Mori-Seiki name for machines originally manufactured and commonly identified under the Mori-Seiki brand, while the current-inventory section also includes matching DMG MORI turning machines.
CNC Lathes
Stock #31044
39" swing, 78" center dist, 10.8" Bore, A2-20 spdl nose, 700 rpm, 60 hp, 12 pos turret, tailstock, chip conv, 32" 4-Jaw Chk
View MachineUMS preserves exact historical model wording. Similar-looking designations remain separate when the source records use different names, while the family groups below make related machines easier to browse.
The broad Mori-Seiki SL family includes many two-axis, live-tool, chucker and long-bed configurations.
Mori-Seiki ZL machines include twin-turret and multi-axis production turning configurations.
Later-generation Mori-Seiki NL turning centers include live-tool, Y-axis and sub-spindle variants.
Compact Mori-Seiki CL chuckers and production turning machines.
Opposing-spindle and twin-turret Mori-Seiki DL production turning machines.
Additional Mori-Seiki turning families and later-generation multi-axis platforms.
Search or browse all exact model designations supported by UMS historical records. Exact wording is preserved rather than normalized into a different model name.
These pages are intended for machinery buyers, dealers and manufacturing professionals researching older Mori-Seiki machines. Historical records are not current inventory and do not mean a machine is available for sale.
Specifications can vary by year, generation, control, configuration and optional equipment. UMS keeps materially different historical model designations separate unless the underlying records support treating them together.