Used DMG DMU 210 P Five-Axis Machining Center for Large-Part Production

Author：JINYI Date：2026-05-28

This used DMG DMU 210 P five-axis machining center is a German-built 2016 machine equipped with Heidenhain TNC 640 control, 2100 × 2100 × 1250 mm X/Y/Z travel, a 12,000 rpm SK50 spindle, a 1700 mm NC rotary table, and 10,000 kg table load capacity. It is a practical choice for manufacturers machining large molds, die components, aerospace structures, automotive tooling, medical device fixtures, and electronics tooling where one machine needs to handle heavy milling, angled features, probing, and repeatable multi-face machining. Stock No. 812121 is in stock, available now, available for inspection, and positioned as a cost-effective way to add five-axis capacity without waiting for a new machine build.

Suitable Parts and Typical Industries

The DMG DMU 210 P is best considered as a large-format five-axis machining center for workpieces that are too large, too heavy, or too complex for smaller vertical machining centers. Its 2100 mm X-axis travel and 2100 mm Y-axis travel provide a generous machining envelope for large parts, while the 1250 mm Z-axis travel gives useful clearance for tall molds, fixtures, deep cavities, and longer tooling assemblies.

For mold making and die work, the 1700 mm NC rotary table and 10,000 kg table load are important because large mold bases, die shoes, and fixture plates often require both weight capacity and access to multiple faces. Instead of moving the workpiece between several machines for angled drilling, side milling, and surface finishing, this machine can combine multiple operations when the part, clamping method, and tooling plan are suitable.

In automotive production environments, it fits prototype dies, large fixture plates, structural machining, and tooling used in body, chassis, and powertrain-related manufacturing. In aerospace work, the 52 / 42 kW spindle power and 430 / 300 Nm spindle torque are relevant for cutting aluminum, titanium-ready setups, large structural parts, and complex angled features, depending on tooling and material strategy. For medical device and electronics manufacturing, the same machine can support large precision fixtures, mold inserts, high-value tooling, and multi-face components where probing and positional accuracy are important.

Best-Fit Processes and throughput requirements

This used DMG DMU 210 P five-axis machining center is not limited to one narrow operation. Its value comes from combining roughing, semi-finishing, finishing, drilling, probing, and angled machining within one large work area. The 12,000 rpm spindle provides the speed needed for finishing and general mold surface machining, while the SK50 spindle taper, 52 / 42 kW power rating, and 430 / 300 Nm torque rating support heavier milling strategies than a light-duty high-speed machine.

The B-axis universal milling head moves from -30° to 180°, and the NC rotary table provides 360° rotation with 0.001° positioning resolution. In production terms, this is useful when a part requires machining on several faces, compound angles, deep pockets, or tool access that would otherwise require repeated re-clamping. For mold and die shops, it can improve continuity between roughing and finishing setups. For aerospace and automotive tooling teams, it can reduce handling of large, expensive workpieces when the fixture plan is designed around five-axis access.

Feed rates of 60,000 mm/min on the X, Y, and Z axes help with non-cutting moves, repositioning, and programs with frequent toolpath transitions. The 63-position wheel-type tool magazine supports jobs requiring roughing cutters, long-reach tools, finishing tools, drills, taps, probing tools, and specialty tools for angled features in the same setup. For a factory switching between mold work, fixture work, prototype machining, and batch tooling, this tool capacity is part of the “one machine, many applications” advantage.

Through-spindle coolant at 10 / 80 bar with variable-frequency control and M-code controlled spindle air blast are relevant for chip evacuation, drilling, pocket milling, and stable machining. A scraper-type chip conveyor is included for chip removal, and the oil mist collector helps manage the cutting environment during longer cycles.

what kind of operation this machine fits

This DMG five-axis machining center is a strong fit for factories that need immediate large-part machining capacity and want to avoid the long lead time of new equipment. It is especially relevant for toolrooms, mold and die manufacturers, aerospace component suppliers, automotive tooling plants, precision engineering companies, and facilities producing large fixtures or complex production tooling.

Best-fit buyer profile

Factories machining large or heavy workpieces that require a 1700 mm rotary table and up to 10,000 kg table load.
Production teams needing five-axis access for angled holes, side features, mold cavities, and multi-face finishing.
Process engineers requiring Heidenhain TNC 640 control, probing, and in-machine measurement for setup control.
Shops looking for an in-stock used DMG DMU 210 P for sale as an immediate capacity upgrade.
Plants that need a versatile all-round machine instead of separate machines for roughing, finishing, and angled machining.

This machine is less suitable for buyers whose workpieces are consistently small, very simple, or better matched to compact high-speed machining centers. It should be considered when the benefits of large travel, heavy table capacity, and five-axis access can be used often enough to justify floor space and tooling preparation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the used DMG DMU 210 P suitable for large mold and die machining?

Yes. It is well matched to large mold and die work when the part size and weight fit the machine envelope. The 2100 × 2100 × 1250 mm travel, 1700 mm NC rotary table, and 10,000 kg table load are especially relevant for mold bases, die components, large fixture plates, and multi-face tooling.

What throughput requirements does this five-axis machining center support?

It supports a mixed throughput requirements that can include roughing, semi-finishing, finishing, drilling, probing, and angled machining. The 63-tool wheel magazine helps keep multiple tools prepared, while 60,000 mm/min axis feed rates support fast repositioning during programs with many moves across a large work envelope.

Which industries can use this DMG DMU 210 P effectively?

It fits mold making, die manufacturing, automotive tooling, aerospace structural machining, medical device fixture production, electronics tooling, and precision engineering shops that need large-part five-axis access and flexible process coverage on one machine.

Can this machine reduce re-clamping for complex parts?

In many suitable setups, yes. The B-axis universal milling head from -30° to 180° and the 360° NC rotary table allow machining on multiple faces and angles. The result depends on fixture design, tool reach, part geometry, and CAM strategy.

Why does the SK50 spindle matter for application fit?

The SK50 spindle taper, combined with 52 / 42 kW power and 430 / 300 Nm torque ratings, makes the machine suitable for heavier milling than light-taper machines. This is important for large molds, structural parts, and tooling jobs that require stronger toolholding.

Is this DMG DMU 210 P in stock and available for inspection?

Yes. Stock No. 812121 is in stock, available now, and available for inspection. It is positioned as an immediate option for factories that need additional five-axis machining capacity without waiting for new-machine delivery.