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ULTRASONIC eVo
CELOS by DMG MORI

ULTRASONIC eVo Series

ULTRASONIC eVo machining centers

Highlights
  • All in one: ULTRASONIC machining of Advanced Materials and milling on one machine
  • 5-axes simultaneous machining with swivel rotary table
  • Optimized Gantry design
  • Tool magazines - set up during machining time
  • Excellent accessibility and low space requirement
Technical data
Max. X-axis travel
23.6 in.
Max. Y-axis travel
19.7 in.
Max. Z-axis travel
19.7 in.
Max. workpiece diameter
24.8 in.
Max. workpiece height
19.7 in.
Max. workpiece weight
881.8 lbs.
Control & software
  • CELOS: The app based control and operating system
  • Exclusive DMG MORI technology cycles available
  • ERGOline 21.5" Multi Touch Panel with CELOS and SIEMENS SINUMERIK 840 D sl 
Max. X-axis travel
Max. Y-axis travel
Max. Z-axis travel
Max. workpiece diameter
Max. workpiece height
Max. workpiece weight
ULTRASONIC 40
ULTRASONIC 40 eVo linear
15.7 in.
15.7 in.
14.8 in.
18.9 in.
18.1 in.
551.2 lbs.
ULTRASONIC 60 eVo
ULTRASONIC 60 eVo linear
23.6 in.
19.7 in.
19.7 in.
24.8 in.
19.7 in.
881.8 lbs.

ULTRASONIC eVo Series

The ULTRASONIC Series enlarges your machinable material range to the widest in the entire DMG MORI portfolio. The ULTRASONIC-technology allows for economical grinding, milling and drilling of hard and brittle Advanced Materials, hard to machine super alloys and composite materials with up to 50% reduced process forces.

ULTRASONIC eVo machining centers

The ULTRASONIC machining centers of the eVo series offer high dynamic 5-axes simultaneous machining up to Mill-Turn operations. The optimized gantry design combines highest rigidity with low space requirement and optimal accessibility to the working area. The dynamic version with linear drives in the X- and Y-axis allows rapid traverses up to 3150 ipm. and is therefore particularly suitable for the economic production