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Chiron DZ 22W Five Axis vs Chiron DZ 25P

Chiron vs Chiron · 5-Axis Machining Centers

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Summary

The Chiron DZ 22W Five Axis and the Chiron DZ 25P are twin-spindle 5-axis machining centers with the same HSK-A63 taper and the same 86 – 208 Nm torque range. The Chiron DZ 25P is the larger machine in every axis: 800 mm of X travel against 620 mm, 1,100 mm of Y against 980 mm and 800 mm of Z against 600 mm.

The Chiron DZ 22W Five Axis is quicker between cuts, with a 2.2 s chip-to-chip time against 2.9 s. Its spindle options run 12,500 – 20,000 rpm, where the Chiron DZ 25P lists 12,500 or 17,500 rpm, and its magazine comes as 2 x 42, 2 x 64 or 2 x 98 where the Chiron DZ 25P lists 2 x 60. In X the Chiron DZ 25P lists a 90 m/min rapid against 75 m/min.

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Specifications Comparison

Specification Chiron DZ 22W Five Axis Chiron DZ 25P
X-Axis Travel 620 mm 800 mm ▲
Y-Axis Travel 980 mm 1,100 mm ▲
Z-Axis Travel 600 mm 800 mm ▲
Max Spindle Speed 12,500 – 20,000 rpm 12,500 | 17,500 rpm
Spindle Torque 86 – 208 Nm 86 – 208 Nm
Spindle Taper / Nose HSK-A63 HSK-A63
Tool Capacity 2 x 42 | 2 x 64 | 2 x 98 2 x 60 ▲
Chip-to-Chip Time 2.2 s ▲ 2.9 s
Rapid Traverse 75 – 75 – 75 m/min (X – Y – Z) 90 – 75 – 75 m/min (X – Y – Z)
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Advantages

Chiron DZ 22W Five Axis

  • 2.2 s chip-to-chip time against 2.9 s
  • Choice of three magazine sizes, 2 x 42, 2 x 64 or 2 x 98, where the Chiron DZ 25P lists one

Chiron DZ 25P

  • 800 mm of X travel against 620 mm
  • 1,100 mm of Y travel against 980 mm
  • 800 mm of Z travel against 600 mm
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Verdict

Choose by part size and cycle length. The Chiron DZ 25P is for large parts machined in pairs that need 800 mm of X and Z travel and 1,100 mm of Y, on long milling cycles where a 2.9 s chip-to-chip time is a small share of the cycle. The Chiron DZ 22W Five Axis fits parts within 620 mm of X and 980 mm of Y, and shorter cycles with many tool changes, where its 2.2 s chip-to-chip time counts.