Haas ST-10 [2]
A compact 6.5-inch-chuck turning center with a published 1.75-inch bar capacity and 6,000-rpm spindle can enter some 2100A searches.
Confirm: Turning length, bar passage, tooling, control, option set, automation and required torque.
Used compact turning center guide
Used Doosan Lynx 2100 buyer's guide
Used searches still commonly use the Doosan name, while the current manufacturer is DN Solutions. Lynx 2100 variants span different chuck sizes, spindle speeds and bed lengths, so the suffix is part of the requirement—not a minor listing detail.
Reviewed 2026-09-19 · Independent reference guide · No current availability is implied
Why buyers search for it
A recognizable model is only the beginning.
- A compact CNC turning-center family with multiple chuck and bed-length choices.
- A current published maximum turning diameter of 350 mm across the 2100A through 2100LC comparison.
- Short- and long-bed variants that let buyers match part length without moving immediately to a larger lathe family.
Representative specifications
Use the numbers to frame the search—not approve the machine.
DN Solutions publishes several current Lynx 2100 variants. Used Doosan-branded generations and regional machines may differ, and suffixes, control, bar capacity, live tooling and sub-spindle features must be confirmed.
- Published chuck range
- 6, 8 or 10 in across current 2100 variants [1]
- Published maximum turning diameter
- 350 mm (approximately 14 in) [1]
- Published maximum turning length
- 330 to 550 mm (approximately 13 to 22 in), depending on variant [1]
- Published spindle range
- 3,500 to 6,000 rpm, depending on chuck and variant [1]
Configuration differences
How can the suffix, generation or installed options change the machine?
Lynx 2100 suffixes distinguish different chuck, bed, milling, Y-axis, sub-spindle and tailstock configurations. Doosan- and DN Solutions-branded generations may also use different controls and option packages, so the full designation matters.
- What is the complete designation: A, LA, B, LB, LC, LMA, LSY or another generation?
- Is the machine Doosan-branded or DN Solutions-branded, and which control is installed?
- What chuck, bar passage, spindle, turret and tooling standard are present?
- Are live tooling, Y axis, sub-spindle, tailstock, presetter, catcher, feeder or conveyor included?
- What are the hours, maintenance history, known repairs and current operating condition?
- Can the seller provide a powered inspection and serial-specific option list?
Potential alternatives
If the exact model is difficult to find, widen the search carefully.
The closest alternative depends on the exact Lynx suffix. Compare bar passage, cutting length, chuck, torque, turret, control and automation—not merely maximum diameter.
Okuma GENOS L250II [3]
Okuma's compact 6- and 8-inch chuck class provides another nearby general-purpose turning-center platform.
Confirm: Exact turning length, chuck and spindle, control preference, live tooling, tailstock, service and total acquisition cost.
Total acquisition cost
What might the machine price not include?
- Chucks, collet systems, driven holders, static holders, bar feeders, conveyors, catchers and other auxiliary equipment may not be included.
- Removal, loading and freight change with bed length, auxiliary equipment, location access and seller responsibility.
- Inspection, electrical work, air, coolant, tooling, repairs, installation, control support and commissioning remain separate from the equipment asking price.
Before an inspection
Questions to resolve before arranging an inspection.
- Verify the full model suffix and serial-specific capacity before comparing listings.
- Inspect spindle, chuck, turret alignment, toolholders and axis condition under power.
- Cycle live tooling, sub-spindle, tailstock and parts handling when those features drive the purchase.
- Review control options, maintenance history, alarms, hours and evidence of crashes.
- Confirm rigging points, dimensions, weight, power and included auxiliary equipment.
Nationwide machine search
Looking for a Doosan / DN Solutions Lynx 2100 family?
Tell us what cannot change, what can be flexible, your budget and where the machine needs to go. We can research the requested model and plausible alternatives across dealers, owners, marketplaces and industry contacts.
You decide which options deserve verification, inspection or discussion and whether an introduction is useful.
Sources and scope
Where the reference facts came from.
Sources support the reference facts and comparison candidates below; the serial-specific build and seller documentation control for an individual machine. Alternatives are candidates for investigation, not declarations of technical equivalence or fitness for a buyer's application.
- DN Solutions — Lynx 2100/2600 series specificationsCurrent global manufacturer comparison; regional and historical Doosan specifications can differ.
- Haas Automation — ST-10 product specificationsCurrent manufacturer baseline for one compact alternative.
- Okuma America — GENOS L250II product referenceManufacturer regional product page; individual machine configuration controls.
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