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December 14, 2021



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DMG MORI Introduces NLX 6000 Turning Center

The NLX 6000 from DMG MORI is a high-rigidity, high-precision turning center capable of handling workpieces from large flanges to long shafts by making the most of its large-diameter spindle and generous machining area. Equipped with ample experience and advanced technologies, the model takes advantage of its heavy-duty cutting power to support the construction machinery industry and the energy industry where an oil well pipe is represented as the typical workpiece.

The NLX 6000 has been designed and developed using the latest digital technology, realizing the rigidity and high precision required for machining of large-diameter shafts. Ergonomic design is applied to every detail of the machine including the door handle. The NLX 6000 is an operator- and environmentally-friendly machine with improved energy-saving efficiency and low environmental impacts.

The NLX 6000 provides solutions for higher machining accuracy, higher production efficiency by automation, better chip disposal, maintainability and setup performance. With various cutting-edge solutions, the NLX 6000 demonstrates its capabilities to the full extent and achieves a higher level of machining. 
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