# DN Solutions XC 4000-2SP

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The XC 4000-2SP is a twin-spindle moving column vertical machining center with two directly driven spindles rated at 12,000 r/min. It has X, Y and Z travels of 630 mm, 400 mm and 360 mm and rapid traverse rates of 70 m/min on all three axes. A mineral cast bed and dual ball screws support precision and stiffness, and the machine can be fitted with robot or gantry loading for unmanned running.

## Specification

| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Category | cnc mill |
| Weight | 12000 kg |
| Travel X | 630 mm |
| Travel Y | 400 mm |
| Travel Z | 360 mm |
| Spindle max | 12000 rpm |
| Spindle taper | ISO 12164-1HSK-A63 |
| Rapid traverse | 70 m/min |
| Table length | 790 mm |
| Table width | 300 mm |

## Connected

- Manufacturer: [DN Solutions](https://machineschema.com/manufacturer/dn-solutions.md)

## Safety

- An automatic door, driven by LM and a pneumatic cylinder, is used for high-speed tool change.

## Study notes

- Twin-spindle design: two directly connected spindles at 12,000 r/min.
- Tool magazines are positioned at the base of the traveling column.
- Tool change time chip-to-chip is stated as 3.8 seconds.
- Tool storage capacity is listed as 24*2 ea in the highlights and as 2-24 ea in the specification table.
- Maximum workpiece weight is listed as a range of 2-200 kg.
- Machine dimensions are 6156 mm length, 3200 mm height and 2230 mm width.
- The bed is mineral cast; dual ball screws are used for durability and stiffness.
- Available with a variety of dual table configurations and ready for robot or gantry loader integration.
- Specifications are based on the global standard and may differ by region.

## Sources

1. [XC 4000-2SP series](https://www.dn-solutions.com/global/product/machining-center/2-spindle-vertical/xc-4000-da-2sp.do) (accessed 2026-10-25)

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