FAQ Section
What is the DBM 2550 used for?
The DN Solutions DBM 2550 is a double-column bridge machining center designed for heavy-duty cutting of large molds, dies, aerospace structural components, turbine housings, and large weldments. Its 206.7″ X-travel and 48,400-lb table capacity handle workpieces that exceed the envelope of any standard vertical machining center.
How does the DBM 2550 differ from a standard VMC for large part work?
Where a VMC has a fixed column and limited X-travel, the DBM 2550's bridge design moves the table under a fixed crossbeam, delivering 206.7″ of X-travel on a 5,000×2,000mm table. The fixed cross-rail design also keeps spindle mass constant throughout the cut, reducing dynamic deflection on long-reach operations. See the full bridge mills lineup to compare travel and table configurations.
What spindle power does the DBM 2550 have?
The built-in ram spindle produces 73.8 HP (55 kW) and 744.6 ft-lbs (1,009 Nm) of torque at a max speed of 8,000 RPM. The 380×380mm ram cross-section — largest in its class — provides the structural rigidity to use that power at full depth on hard materials.
Can the DBM 2550 machine five faces in one setup?
Yes. The DBM 2550 includes a C-axis with 1° Curvic coupling and an automatic attachment changer (AAC) that stores a 90° angle head alongside the standard ram spindle. Five-face machining runs under program control — no manual head swap, no re-fixturing.
What accuracy does the DBM 2550 hold over long travels?
With linear scale feedback on X, Y, and Z, the DBM 2550 achieves ±0.007mm/m positioning accuracy and ±0.003mm repeatability. Spindle thermal compensation and ballscrew bearing cooling maintain those tolerances across full production shifts.
What other models are in the DBM series?
The DBM series includes the DBM 2030, DBM 2540, and DBM 3050 — ranging from mid-size double-column work up to the DBM 3050's larger table. Choose by X-travel and table load requirements.