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DOOSAN LYNX 220LMSA – 2013

MAKE: DOOSAN
MODEL: LYNX 220LMSA
TYPE: Lathe
YEAR: 2013
SKU: 111986
DEALER: Myron Bowling Auctioneers Inc
COUNTRY: USA

USED DOOSAN LYNX 220LMSA – 2013

The DOOSAN LYNX 220LMSA – 2013 is a CNC multi-axis horizontal turning center designed to combine conventional turning with live-tool milling and secondary operations in a single machine. The LYNX 220LMSA is part of the Doosan LYNX 220 series and is configured with a main spindle, sub spindle, C-axis capability, and driven tooling, making it considerably more versatile than a standard 2-axis CNC lathe.

A documented 2013 LYNX 220LMSA has a 6,000 RPM main spindle, 6,000 RPM sub spindle, approximately 11.8-inch maximum turning diameter, and 20.1-inch maximum turning length. The machine provides approximately 160 mm (6.3″) of X-axis travel and 550 mm (21.7″) of Z-axis travel. The standard LYNX 220LMSA configuration uses a 6-inch chuck and supports approximately 2.0-inch bar stock.

The machine’s major advantage is its ability to perform multiple machining operations without transferring the workpiece to another machine. Live tooling can be used for drilling, tapping, milling, cross-hole machining, and other secondary operations, while the sub spindle allows the part to be transferred for back-side machining.

Documented 2013 machines have been equipped with Doosan-Fanuc i-Series controls, 12-station tooling systems, parts catchers, tool setters, chip conveyors, and bar feeder interfaces. One documented 2013 configuration also includes a 3-inch main chuck, 6-inch sub spindle chuck, 35 HP main spindle, and 10 HP sub spindle, demonstrating that individual machines can differ substantially in configuration.


AXIS

The DOOSAN LYNX 220LMSA is commonly described as a 3-axis or 4-axis turning center depending on how the C-axis and sub-spindle axis are counted. It provides X and Z linear movement, C-axis positioning/interpolation, and sub-spindle movement for secondary machining.

AxisTravel / Capability
X-Axis160 mm / 6.3″
Z-Axis550 mm / 21.7″
C-Axis360°
Sub-Spindle AxisApproximately 550 mm / 21.7″
ConfigurationMulti-Axis

AXIS TRAVELS / WORK ENVELOPE

The LYNX 220LMSA provides approximately 6.3 inches of X-axis travel and 21.7 inches of Z-axis travel. Its compact work envelope is designed around production turning while providing sufficient space for live-tool operations and secondary spindle machining.

SpecificationCapacity
X Travel6.3″
Z Travel21.7″
Maximum Turning DiameterApprox. 11.8″
Maximum Turning LengthApprox. 20.1″
C-Axis360°

CAPACITY / CHUCK

The standard LYNX 220LMSA specification uses a 6-inch main chuck and approximately 2-inch bar working diameter. However, documented 2013 machines can have different chuck configurations; one US-listed 2013 machine has a 10-inch main chuck and 6-inch sub-spindle chuck with 3-inch bar capacity.

SpecificationDetails
Standard Main Chuck6″
Standard Sub Spindle ChuckConfiguration dependent
Standard Bar Working DiameterApprox. 2.0″
Documented 2013 Configuration3″ bar capacity
Maximum Turning DiameterApprox. 11.8″
Maximum Turning LengthApprox. 20.1″

Exact chuck and bar capacity should be verified for the individual 2013 machine.


SPINDLE

The LYNX 220LMSA was designed with high-speed main and sub-spindle capability. The standard specification lists 6,000 RPM spindle speed, while documented 2013 machines have different motor configurations.

SpecificationMain SpindleSub Spindle
Maximum Speed6,000 RPM6,000 RPM
MotorConfiguration dependentConfiguration dependent
Documented Example35 HP10 HP
Spindle NoseA2-8 on documented exampleA2-6 on documented example
C-AxisYesYes

The dual-spindle arrangement allows the machine to complete front- and back-side operations with reduced handling.


LIVE TOOLING

One of the key features of the LYNX 220LMSA is its live tooling capability. Driven tools allow the machine to perform milling, drilling, tapping, and other off-center operations in addition to turning.

FeatureDetails
Live ToolingYes
Driven Tool SpeedUp to 4,500 RPM
Live Tool Motor7.5 HP documented
Turret12 Station
C-AxisYes
Milling CapabilityYes
DrillingYes
TappingYes

A documented 2013 US machine is equipped with a 12-station turret, 4,500 RPM rotary-tool spindle, and 7.5 HP rotary-tool motor.


SUB SPINDLE

The sub spindle is an important part of the LMSA configuration. It allows the machine to transfer or support a workpiece for machining operations on the opposite end.

SpecificationDetails
Sub SpindleYes
Maximum Speed6,000 RPM
C-AxisYes
Sub-Spindle MovementApprox. 550 mm
Secondary OperationsYes
Back-Side MachiningYes

The combination of the sub spindle and live tooling allows multiple operations to be completed in a single setup.


TOOL TURRET

The LYNX 220LMSA uses a 12-station turret. Depending on configuration, the turret can accommodate both static and driven tools.

SpecificationDetails
Turret TypeAutomatic
Tool Positions12
Driven ToolingYes
Rotary Tool SpeedUp to 4,500 RPM
ToolingStatic + Driven

CONTROL SYSTEM

Documented 2013 LYNX 220LMSA machines are equipped with Doosan-Fanuc i-Series CNC controls.

SpecificationDetails
CNC ControlDoosan-Fanuc
Control Seriesi-Series
ProgrammingCNC G-Code
Manual Guide iAvailable on documented configuration
C-Axis ControlYes
Live Tool ControlYes

The Fanuc-based control system is familiar to many CNC operators and is well suited to turning and mill-turn programming.


FEEDRATES

Documented 2013 specifications provide rapid traverse rates of approximately 1,181 IPM on X and 1,299 IPM on Z, with the sub-spindle W-axis rapid also approximately 1,181 IPM.

AxisRapid Traverse
X1,181 IPM
Z1,299 IPM
Sub-Spindle W1,181 IPM
C-Axis400 RPM

Actual cutting feedrates depend on material, tooling, spindle speed, depth of cut, and machining strategy.


COOLANT / CHIP MANAGEMENT

The LYNX 220LMSA can be equipped with automated chip-removal and coolant equipment. Documented 2013 machines include a chip conveyor and parts conveyor, while other examples have additional coolant and air-blast equipment.

FeatureAvailability
Flood CoolantYes
Coolant TankYes
Chip ConveyorAvailable
Parts ConveyorAvailable
External Air BlastAvailable
High-Pressure CoolantConfiguration dependent

PARTS CATCHER

The parts catcher is particularly useful for production turning because completed components can be automatically removed from the machining area.

FeatureDetails
Parts CatcherAvailable
Automatic Part RemovalYes
ApplicationProduction Turning
Part EjectionAvailable

Documented 2013 examples include an automatic parts catcher and parts ejector.


BAR FEEDER

The LYNX 220LMSA can be integrated with a bar feeder for automated production. A documented 2013 example was equipped with an Iemca Kid 80 bar feeder, while another documented machine included a bar-feed interface.

FeatureDetails
Bar Feeder InterfaceAvailable
Bar FeederConfiguration dependent
Documented ExampleIemca Kid 80
Production UseYes

POWER REQUIREMENTS

Electrical requirements vary according to spindle motors, live tooling, coolant systems, chip conveyor, bar feeder, and other installed equipment.

SpecificationDetails
Main SpindleUp to 35 HP documented
Sub SpindleUp to 10 HP documented
Live Tool Motor7.5 HP documented
Electrical Phase3 Phase
VoltageConfiguration dependent
Total Connected LoadVerify machine data plate

DIMENSIONS

A documented 2013 LYNX 220LMSA has a machine depth of approximately 1,600 mm and a weight of approximately 3,500 kg / 7,716 lb. Other 2013 configurations with larger equipment may have different overall dimensions and weight.

SpecificationDetails
Machine DepthApprox. 63″
Machine WeightApprox. 7,716 lb
Overall LengthConfiguration dependent
Overall WidthConfiguration dependent
Overall HeightConfiguration dependent

GENERAL INFORMATION

SpecificationDetails
ManufacturerDOOSAN
ModelLYNX 220LMSA
Year2013
Machine TypeCNC Multi-Axis Turning Center
ConfigurationMulti-Axis
Main SpindleYes
Sub SpindleYes
Live ToolingYes
CNC ControlDoosan-Fanuc i-Series
X Travel6.3″
Z Travel21.7″
Maximum Turning DiameterApprox. 11.8″
Maximum Turning LengthApprox. 20.1″
Standard Bar CapacityApprox. 2.0″
Maximum Spindle Speed6,000 RPM
Turret12 Station
Live Tool SpeedUp to 4,500 RPM
C-AxisYes
Parts CatcherAvailable
Chip ConveyorAvailable
Bar Feeder InterfaceAvailable

Note: The LYNX 220LMSA was offered in configurations that can differ in chuck size, bar capacity, spindle motor, tooling, and accessories. Exact specifications should be verified against the individual machine’s serial number and build sheet.


INDUSTRIES THAT USE DOOSAN LYNX 220LMSA

The combination of turning, live tooling, and sub-spindle machining makes the LYNX 220LMSA suitable for a variety of production environments.

  • Automotive
  • Aerospace
  • Industrial equipment
  • Hydraulic components
  • Oil and gas
  • General machining
  • Medical components
  • Contract manufacturing
  • Precision engineering
  • Job shops

TYPICAL PARTS DOOSAN LYNX 220LMSA CAN PRODUCE

The machine is particularly effective for parts requiring both turning and secondary milling or drilling operations.

  • Shafts
  • Bushings
  • Flanges
  • Couplings
  • Pins
  • Hydraulic components
  • Fittings
  • Valve components
  • Threaded components
  • Small housings
  • Multi-operation precision components

WHY CHOOSE DOOSAN LYNX 220LMSA

The biggest advantage of the DOOSAN LYNX 220LMSA is its ability to combine turning, live-tool milling, C-axis machining, and sub-spindle operations in one machine.

Instead of machining a turned component on one lathe and transferring it to another machine for drilling or milling, the LMSA configuration can perform many of these operations within the same cycle. The sub spindle further reduces the need for manual repositioning when both ends of a component require machining.

The 6,000 RPM spindle capability, Fanuc-based control, 12-station turret, and optional automated parts handling make it well suited to production environments where cycle time and reduced handling are important.


WHY BUY USED DOOSAN LYNX 220LMSA

A used DOOSAN LYNX 220LMSA – 2013 can provide considerably more machining capability than a conventional 2-axis CNC lathe while requiring less investment than a comparable new mill-turn center.

The combination of dual spindles, live tooling, C-axis capability, automatic turret indexing, and Fanuc control makes this machine attractive for manufacturers producing parts that require multiple operations.

When evaluating a used LYNX 220LMSA, buyers should inspect both spindle systems, C-axis operation, live-tool holders, turret indexing, ballscrews, linear guides, hydraulic system, coolant system, chip conveyor, parts catcher, and control electronics.

Particular attention should be paid to the condition of the sub spindle and live-tooling system, because these components provide much of the additional value of the LMSA configuration. The actual chuck size and bar capacity should also be verified because documented 2013 machines can have substantially different configurations.


HOW MUCH DOES A USED DOOSAN LYNX 220LMSA COST?

The price of a used DOOSAN LYNX 220LMSA – 2013 depends on spindle condition, machine hours, live-tooling configuration, chuck sizes, bar feeder, parts catcher, tooling, chip conveyor, control condition, and overall maintenance history.

Based on the age, capabilities, and current used-market positioning of comparable LYNX 220LMSA machines, a reasonable estimated range is approximately $35,000–$65,000 USD.

Condition / ConfigurationEstimated Used Price
Higher-Hour / Basic Configuration$35,000–$42,000
Good Working Condition$42,000–$52,000
Well Equipped / Low-Hour$52,000–$65,000
Excellent / Fully Equipped$65,000+

Machines equipped with a bar feeder, parts catcher, tool presetter, live-tool holders, chip conveyor, and extensive tooling can command a premium. A documented 2013 machine with approximately 7,700 operating hours, Iemca bar feeder, tooling package, parts catcher, and other equipment demonstrates the type of configuration that can affect used value.

For buyers comparing used LYNX 220LMSA machines, the most important factors are spindle and sub-spindle condition, live-tooling condition, machine accuracy, operating hours, included accessories, and maintenance history, rather than the 2013 model year alone.