This Mazak Integrex 400 I is a lathe — sometimes referred to as a turning centre — offered in used condition from a seller based in the Netherlands, with a build year of 2005. Lathes of this type are precision machine tools used to rotate a workpiece against cutting tools to perform turning, facing, boring, and related metal-removal operations. Mazak, formally Yamazaki Mazak, is a well-established Japanese manufacturer of CNC machine tools and laser processing machines, supplying manufacturers across the aerospace, automotive, medical, and general engineering sectors worldwide.
The seller identifies the machine more specifically as an INTEGREX 400 II-S, equipped with a Mazatrol 640 MT Pro control system — Mazak's own conversational CNC platform designed to simplify programming and manage multi-axis operations.
The machine offers a maximum turning diameter of 760 mm, making it capable of handling substantial workpiece sizes. Travel ranges across the primary linear axes are 630 mm on the X-axis, 230 mm on the Y-axis, and 1,585 mm on the Z-axis, giving a generous working envelope suited to longer or more complex components. The B-axis provides a range of 225 degrees, enabling significant angular repositioning of the milling spindle for compound and multi-sided machining in a single setup.
The main spindle accepts bar stock through a bore of 80 mm and reaches a maximum rotational speed of 6,000 rpm. The B-axis milling spindle runs to 12,000 rpm and is driven by a 19 kW motor, providing the power needed for demanding live-tool and milling operations.
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