2021 Doosan DNM 4000 CNC Vertical Machining Center with 4th-Axis Rotary

The Doosan DNM 4000 is a compact CNC vertical machining center with a reputation for rigid, dependable cutting that has made it a staple in job shops and production cells where floor space is tight. This 2021 unit offers X 20.5 / Y 15.7 / Z 18.9 inch travels over a 25.6 x 15.7 inch table rated for 882 lbs, with rapid traverse of 1,889 ipm on all three linear axes. The spindle is rated for 12,000 RPM and 25 HP with CAT 40 tooling, fed by a 20-tool double-arm automatic tool changer for fast tool-to-tool exchanges. Through-spindle coolant supports deep-hole drilling and efficient chip evacuation in pockets and bores. Control is the Doosan-Fanuc i Series Plus, a current-generation Fanuc platform familiar to programmers and operators across the industry. The machine is equipped with a Tsudakoma RWE-160R 4th-axis rotary table for indexing and rotary machining, letting you machine multiple faces of a part in a single setup. An LNS Turbo MH250 chip conveyor keeps the work zone clear during long cycles, and an LNS Fox WS 2 330 mist collector helps keep the shop air clean. The result is a small-footprint 4-axis VMC suited to aluminum and steel components for aerospace, defense, medical, and general precision manufacturing.

The DNM 4000 is the successor to the Doosan DNM 400 and DNM 400 II, the earlier compact vertical machining centers in the Doosan DNM line. Those older machines were built around previous-generation Fanuc controls, while this DNM 4000 runs the Doosan-Fanuc i Series Plus platform, bringing a modern operator interface and current Fanuc programming features on a platform programmers across the industry already know. The DNM 4000 was also engineered as a high-productivity compact VMC, pairing a 12,000 RPM spindle and 1,889 ipm rapids with a small footprint so shops can shorten cycle times on small precision parts without giving up floor space. Add a Tsudakoma 4th axis, an LNS chip conveyor, and mist collection, and the buyer gets a meaningfully better machine than its predecessors - not just a newer one - built for the multi-face work that once required extra setups.