UMS MACHINERY SPECIFICATION LIBRARY

Mori-Seiki LL-8B/2500 Specifications

Historical Mori-Seiki LL-8B/2500 CNC turning specifications organized by year and control from UMS machinery records.

Historical specification information — not a machine-for-sale listing. These are specifications recorded on individual machines and may vary by year, control, configuration and optional equipment.

Historical LL-8B/2500 Specifications by Year

Each block below uses the detailed specification rows recorded for that individual UMS machine. Advertising-summary text is used only when detailed specification rows are unavailable.

1987 Mori-Seiki LL-8B/2500

Control: Fanuc 11T/CRT

Swing54 "

Swing Over Cross Slide29.5 "

Distance Between Centers100 "

Spindle Speed: Minimum (RPM)4 rpm

Maximum550 rpm

Spindle Bore10.23 "

Main Motor75 hp

Spindle NoseA1-20

Number Of Positions4 + 4

X-Axis Travel28.1 "

Z-Axis Travel98 "

Quill Diameter7 "

Quill Travel7.8 "

Diameter32 "

Number of Jaws4

Floor Space82" x 217"

Weight27,500 lbs

Historical UMS record #16577

1991 Mori-Seiki LL-8B/2500

Control: Fanuc 15-TF/CNC

Swing Over Bed61.6"

Swing Over Cross Slide39.1"

Distance Between Centers105.8"

Max. Turning Length105.6"

X-Axis33.1"

Z-Axis97.3"

Spindle Speed Range1-550

Number of Spindle Speed Ranges4

Type Of Spindle NoseJIS A1-20

Through Spindle Hole Diameter10.2"

Spindle Bearing Inner Diameter14.6"

Type of Turret4 STATION (X2)

Number Of Tools On Turret4 + 4

Square Shank Height Of Tool1.5"

Shank Diameter Of Boring Bar2.5"

Rapid Traverse Rate (X)196.9 IPM

Rapid Traverse Rate (Z)315 IPM

Jog Feedrate0-50 IPM

Tailstock Spindle Diameter7.1"

Taper Hole Of Tailstock SpindleMT6

Tailstock Spindle Travel7.9"

Spindle Drive Motor60/50 HP

Machine Height91"

Floor Space293" x 136.6"

Machine Weight (Approx.)27,500 Lbs.

Historical UMS record #13588

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