The used Doosan DBC 130 is a heavy-duty CNC horizontal table-type boring mill designed for precision machining of medium to large components. It is part of Doosan’s widely used DBC series and is known for its versatility in boring, milling, drilling, and tapping operations across multiple industries.
This machine features a 130 mm spindle, a rigid box-type structure, and a rotary table with full B-axis indexing, allowing multi-face machining in a single setup. Its design emphasizes high rigidity, stability, and consistent accuracy, making it suitable for demanding industrial environments.
When buying a used DBC 130, important inspection points include spindle wear, quill condition, rotary table backlash, and axis accuracy, especially since these machines are typically used for heavy-duty applications.
DOOSAN DBC 130SPECIFICATIONS
DOOSAN DBC 130 – AXIS TRAVELS
X-Axis Travel: ~3000 mm
Y-Axis Travel: ~2000 mm
Z-Axis Travel: ~1500–1600 mm
W-Axis (Quill): ~700 mm
B-Axis: 360° Rotary Table
Designed for Large-Part Machining
DOOSAN DBC 130 – CAPACITY
Table Load Capacity: ~15,000 kg
Max Workpiece Diameter: ~3900 mm
Large Work Envelope
Suitable for Heavy Components
Multi-Side Machining Capability
Inspect Load Condition Carefully
DOOSAN DBC 130 – SPINDLE
Spindle Diameter: 130 mm
Max Spindle Speed: 2,500 RPM
Spindle Taper: CAT 50
Motor Power: ~26–45 kW
High Torque Output
Designed for Heavy Cutting
DOOSAN DBC 130 – TABLE
Table Size: ~1800 × 1600–2000 mm
Rotary Table (B-Axis)
Indexing Accuracy: 0.001°
Heavy-Duty Construction
Supports Large Fixtures
Inspect Table Accuracy
DOOSAN DBC 130 – TOOL TURRET
Tool Changer Type: Automatic Tool Changer
Tool Capacity: ~40–60 Tools
Tool Taper: CAT 50
Max Tool Length: ~600 mm
Arm-Type ATC
Verify Tool Change Reliability
DOOSAN DBC 130 – FEEDRATES
Rapid Traverse X/Y/Z: ~10 m/min
Rapid Traverse W: ~6 m/min
Smooth Axis Motion
Optimized for Boring Operations
Stable Under Load
Verify Axis Backlash
DOOSAN DBC 130 – COOLANT & CHIP MANAGEMENT
Through-Spindle Coolant Available
Flood Coolant System
Chip Conveyor Included
Designed for Heavy Chip Removal
Large Coolant Tank
Maintain Clean System
DOOSAN DBC 130 – CONTROL SYSTEM
CNC Control: Fanuc (Common)
Optional Siemens / Heidenhain
Multi-Axis Control Capability
User-Friendly Interface
Supports Complex Programs
Verify Control Condition
DOOSAN DBC 130 – POWER & AIR REQUIREMENTS
Power Requirement: 3 Phase
Voltage: 220–440 VAC
Approx Power: ~40–70 kVA
Air Requirement: ~6–8 bar
High Power Consumption
Ensure Facility Support
DOOSAN DBC 130 – DIMENSIONS
Machine Length: ~9000 mm
Machine Width: ~7500–9000 mm
Machine Height: ~4900 mm
Machine Weight: ~40,000–45,000 kg
Requires Large Floor Space
Heavy Foundation Required
DOOSAN DBC 130 – GENERAL INFORMATION
Machine Type: CNC Horizontal Boring Mill
Table-Type Configuration
4-Axis (X, Y, Z, W + B Rotary)
130 mm Spindle Class
High Rigidity Structure
Designed for Heavy Machining
Widely Used Industrial Machine
INDUSTRIES THAT USE DOOSAN DBC 130
Aerospace
Energy
Heavy Equipment
Automotive
Oil & Gas
General Engineering
TYPICAL PARTS DOOSAN DBC 130 CAN PRODUCE
Gearbox Housings
Engine Blocks
Pump & Valve Bodies
Machine Frames
Structural Components
Medium-to-Large Castings
WHY CHOOSE DOOSAN DBC 130
Proven Reliable Platform
Strong Balance of Size & Power
Multi-Side Machining Capability
High Torque Boring Performance
Durable Heavy-Duty Construction
Ideal for Versatile Industrial Use
WHY BUY USED DOOSAN DBC 130
Buying a used Doosan DBC 130 is ideal for shops that need reliable large-part machining capability without moving to the larger “II” or “L” variants.
One of its biggest advantages is versatility. The machine can perform multiple operations while maintaining high precision, and the rotary table allows machining on multiple sides without repositioning.
It also offers a strong balance of power and capacity, making it suitable for both roughing and finishing operations on large components.
HOW MUCH DOES A USED DOOSAN DBC 130COST?
Pricing depends on year, condition, tooling, and installed options.
Typical pricing ranges:
2005–2010 models: around $90,000 to $180,000
2010–2015 models: around $140,000 to $250,000
Well-equipped machines: can exceed $300,000
Machines with features like through-spindle coolant, larger tool magazines, and advanced controls command higher prices.
