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Operator at a Mazak Integrex multitasking turn-mill centre at Yağmaksan
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Multitasking and Swiss-type turning

Two turn-mill centres that machine a part complete in one setup, and three sliding-headstock lathes for long, slender bar work.

  • Ø670 × 1,512 mm
  • Turn-mill in one setup
  • Swiss-type to Ø42 mm
  • 2 sliding-headstock lathes

What a multitasking centre does

A lathe with a milling spindle on a B axis: the part is turned, then milled, drilled and tapped in the same clamping. For complex shafts and turned parts with angled features, one operation replaces a lathe, a machining centre and two fixtures.

Multitasking centres

2 machines · DMG Mori NTX 2000 | 1500 · Mazak Integrex i-300 U1500
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Machine YearControlWorking envelope / capacitySpindle
DMG Mori NTX 2000 | 1500Multitasking turn-mill centre, B axis2024 · CELOS / Fanuc · Ø670 × 1,512 mm workpiece · X, Y, Z, B, C travel 670 × 1,538 × 300 mm × 240° × 330 mm · 5,000 rpm 2024CELOS / FanucØ670 × 1,512 mm workpiece · X, Y, Z, B, C travel 670 × 1,538 × 300 mm × 240° × 330 mm5,000 rpm
Mazak Integrex i-300 U1500Multitasking turn-mill centre, B axis2014 · Mazatrol Matrix 2 · Ø660 × 1,520 mm · X, Y, Z, B, C (660 × 1,520 × 210 × 240° × 330 mm) · 4,000 rpm 2014Mazatrol Matrix 2Ø660 × 1,520 mm · X, Y, Z, B, C (660 × 1,520 × 210 × 240° × 330 mm)4,000 rpm

Machine list revision: 5 September 2025

Swiss-type turning

Sliding-headstock machines support the bar close to the cutting point. That makes them the right choice for long, slender parts where a conventional lathe would deflect — pins, spindles, small shafts and connector bodies, typically in medium to high volumes. Our Swiss-type guide explains when it pays off.

Swiss-type lathes

3 machines · Tsugami B0386E-III · Tsugami B0326E-III · VAN MR38-V8
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Machine YearControlWorking envelope / capacity
Tsugami B0386E-IIISwiss-type sliding-headstock lathe2025 · Fanuc · Ø42 mm × 320 mm 2025FanucØ42 mm × 320 mm
Tsugami B0326E-IIISwiss-type sliding-headstock lathe2025 · Fanuc · Ø35 mm × 320 mm 2025FanucØ35 mm × 320 mm
VAN MR38-V8Swiss-type sliding-headstock lathe2023 · Fanuc · Ø42 mm × 320 mm 2023FanucØ42 mm × 320 mm

Machine list revision: 5 September 2025

When to choose which

Your partBest route
Ø20–670 mm, complex, low to medium volumeMultitasking centre
Under Ø42 mm, length-to-diameter ratio above about 3:1, medium to high volumeSwiss-type lathe
Simple turned geometry, any volumeStandard CNC turning
Prismatic with no turned featuresMilling

Frequently asked questions

How many axes does the DMG Mori NTX 2000 have?

It is a 9-axis turn-mill centre with a B axis: X, Y, Z, B and C on the main working area plus the lower turret and sub-spindle axes. The working range is Ø670 × 1,512 mm.

What bar diameters do your Swiss-type lathes take?

Up to Ø42 mm on the Tsugami B0386E-III and VAN MR38-V8, with 320 mm part length.

Is multitasking always cheaper?

No. For simple turned parts a 2-axis lathe has a lower hourly rate. Multitasking pays off when a part would otherwise need two or more machines and fixtures.

Summary

  • Two multitasking turn-mill centres: DMG Mori NTX 2000 | 1500 (2024) and Mazak Integrex i-300 (2014).
  • Turn-mill working range up to Ø670 × 1,512 mm, complete machining in one setup.
  • 2 Swiss-type lathes (Tsugami, VAN) for bar work to Ø42 mm × 320 mm.
  • Mazak Integrex i-300: 11 µm positioning, 4 µm repeatability, 0.0001° indexing.
  • Route chosen per part: multitasking, Swiss-type, standard turning or milling.

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  • Capabilities

    CNC turning

    8 turning centres with C/Y axis and twin spindles, parts to Ø670 × 1,512 mm.

  • Capabilities

    Gear manufacturing

    CNC hobbing to Ø260 mm and module 6, shaping and broaching, blanks turned in-house.

  • Technical guides

    Swiss-type turning

    How sliding-headstock lathes work and which parts they suit.

Send us your drawing.

STEP, IGES, DXF or PDF. Quotation within 2–15 business days, depending on size and complexity.