The AMC CM-2500 is a heavy-duty cylinder block boring and milling machine designed to bore, re-bore, and surface-mill engine blocks — from small automotive applications up to larger diesel or industrial blocks — depending on tooling and setup. As a used unit, the CM-2500 gives shops an affordable way to add professional-grade block machining capability, enabling you to handle cylinder re-bores, deck milling, alignment jobs, or full block rebuilds without the expense of a new machine.
With robust construction and a large work table, this machine is suited for high-capacity rebuild shops, remanufacturers, or custom engine builders — especially where block reconditioning, sleeving, or custom boring jobs are frequent. When maintained and setup properly, a used CM-2500 remains a very capable and versatile asset for in-house block machining.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | AMC CM-2500 Cylinder Block Boring & Milling Machine (Used) |
| Boring Range | 1.25" – 13.75" (32 – 350 mm) with optional spindles |
| Max Workpiece Weight | Up to 5,500 lb (approx. 2,500 kg) |
| Spindle Speed | 50 – 1,200 RPM |
| Boring Feed Rate | 0.8 – 59 in/min (20 – 1,500 mm/min) |
| Table Surface / Travel | Table: 100" × 23.6"; lengthwise traverse 105"; cross travel 5.5" |
| Milling Capacity | Milling length approx. 90"; milling width approx. 15" – 19.7" (depending on cutter setup) |
| Spindle Motor | Approx. 5.5 HP |
| Machine Weight | Approx. 13,700 lb |
| Approx. Footprint | 236" × 75" (allow extra space for loading large blocks) |
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