How many axes does the DMG MORI LASERTEC 160 PowerDrill have?

5, per LASERTEC 100 / 160 PowerDrill - LASERTEC Machines - DMG MORI (en.dmgmori.com).

What is the X-axis travel of the DMG MORI LASERTEC 160 PowerDrill?

1600 mm, per LASERTEC 100 / 160 PowerDrill - LASERTEC Machines - DMG MORI (en.dmgmori.com).

DMG MORI LASERTEC 160 PowerDrill

The LASERTEC 160 PowerDrill is a five-axis laser drilling machine for large turbine components, using a travelling column design to keep rigidity constant across the work area. Its linear axes travel 1600 mm in X, 1000 mm in Y and 1000 mm in Z, and it is controlled by a Siemens 840D solutionline with LASERSOFT PowerDrill software. It drills cooling-air holes without electrodes or tool contact, so there is no tool wear.

Source checked6/6 values · 2026-10-25DMG MORI Other

Travel X

1,600mm

Travel Y

1,000mm

Travel Z

1,000mm

Axes

Specification

1 source

Category	other
Rapid traverse	80 m/min

Quick answers

How many axes does the DMG MORI LASERTEC 160 PowerDrill have?: 5, per LASERTEC 100 / 160 PowerDrill - LASERTEC Machines - DMG MORI (en.dmgmori.com).
What is the X-axis travel of the DMG MORI LASERTEC 160 PowerDrill?: 1600 mm, per LASERTEC 100 / 160 PowerDrill - LASERTEC Machines - DMG MORI (en.dmgmori.com).

Study notes

The page covers two variants: LASERTEC 100 PowerDrill (X stroke 1000 mm) and LASERTEC 160 PowerDrill (X stroke 1600 mm); Y and Z strokes are 1000 mm on both.
Control is Siemens 840D solutionline with the LASERSOFT PowerDrill / PowerShape software packages; no matching controller entry exists in the reference list.
Document states positioning accuracy P10 to DIN ISO 2230-2 over the whole work area, achieved with a travelling column concept.
X and Y axes are driven by linear drives at 80 m/min and 7 m/s²; motors, linear guides and ball screw drive are water-cooled.
Workpiece capacity: component diameter up to 1100 mm and maximum height 1500 mm.
Available with a high-precision 12-23 kW QCW fibre laser.
Optional B-axis laser head with ±150° range; table variants include B- and C-axis.
Machine options include variable collimation, breakthrough detection, capacitive distance sensors, a conoscopic sensor and an optional tool changer.
A high-speed shutter enables Synchro-Drill (drilling synchronised with a rotating component); PatternDrilling drills segments or single rows.
PowerShape version (from Q1/2023) machines shaped hole geometries with conical exit funnels, versus the PowerDrill version for pure laser drilling.