Machine Comparison
DMG Mori DMC 55 H twin vs Okuma MA-12500H
DMG Mori vs Okuma · Horizontal Machining Centers
Summary
The DMG Mori DMC 55 H twin and the Okuma MA-12500H are both horizontal machining centers, but for very different work. The DMG Mori DMC 55 H twin is aimed at series production of identical parts, two at a time; the Okuma MA-12500H is aimed at large gear housings, machine bases, casings and structural weldments. The makers publish few comparable figures for this pair, and the table holds a single row: tool capacity.
DMG Mori lists a wheel magazine with up to 214 tools per spindle. Okuma lists 81 tools, with 129 and 177 shown in brackets as further magazine sizes. The table names no winner on this row.
Specifications Comparison
| Specification | DMG Mori DMC 55 H twin | Okuma MA-12500H |
|---|---|---|
| Tool Capacity | Wheel magazine, up to 214 tools per spindle | 81 [129, 177] |
Advantages
DMG Mori DMC 55 H twin
- Wheel magazine with up to 214 tools per spindle
- Built for series production of identical parts, two at a time
Okuma MA-12500H
- Magazine listed at 81 tools, with 129 and 177 shown as further sizes
- Aimed at large gear housings, machine bases, casings and structural weldments
Verdict
The published figures do not settle this pair: only tool capacity can be compared, at up to 214 tools per spindle for the DMG Mori DMC 55 H twin and 81, 129 or 177 for the Okuma MA-12500H. Choose by the work instead. The DMG Mori DMC 55 H twin fits volume production of identical, tool-intensive parts; the Okuma MA-12500H fits large housings, frames and casings. Confirm travels and load limits with each maker before going further.