DMG MORI SPRINT 20|8

The SPRINT 20|8 is a DMG MORI automatic turning machine with 6 linear axes and 2 C-axes, built for complete machining of small workpieces in a footprint under 2 m². It has a main spindle and a counter spindle, both rated at 10,000 rpm, and 25 tool stations of which 8 are driven. Control is a panel with 10.4" colour display running FANUC 32i with two control channels.

Source checked10/10 values · 2026-10-25DMG MORICNC lathe
Ø 20180SPINDLE 10,000 rpmSPRINT 20|8 · TURNING ENVELOPESwing and length to scale
Travel X
50mm
Travel Y
325mm
Travel Z
60mm
Spindle max
10,000rpm
Spindle power
2.2kW

Specification

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Categorycnc lathe
Tool capacity25
Max turning diameter20 mm
Max turning length180 mm
Bar capacity20 mm

Quick answers

What is the maximum spindle speed of the DMG MORI SPRINT 20|8?
10000 rpm, per SPRINT 20|8 - Horizontal Production Turning Machines and Lathes - DMG MORI (en.dmgmori.com).
What is the X-axis travel of the DMG MORI SPRINT 20|8?
50 mm, per SPRINT 20|8 - Horizontal Production Turning Machines and Lathes - DMG MORI (en.dmgmori.com).

Study notes

  • Machine has 6 linear axes and 2 C-axes.
  • SWISSTYPEkit is optional and allows short and long part turning on one machine.
  • Main spindle: 10,000 rpm, 14 Nm, 2.2 kW.
  • Counter spindle: 10,000 rpm, 4.8 Nm, 1.5 kW.
  • Total of 25 tool stations, including 8 driven tool stations as standard and 2 frontal tools beside the counter spindle.
  • Driven tool spindles: 6,000 rpm, 1.43 Nm, 0.9 kW.
  • Control panel has a 10.4" colour display with FANUC 32i; 2 control channels, 6 linear axes and up to 2 C-axes.
  • Tool Monitoring System with graphical tool load display is available as an option; up to 3 tools can work simultaneously.
  • Machine footprint is under 2 m².
  • Main and counter spindles use integrated spindle motors with direct measuring systems.
  • Machine bed is thermo-symmetric; vertical covers and free chip fall are used.
  • Document lists Fanuc as a control and software alternative; no matching controller entry exists in the reference list.
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