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About Used Mill-Turn & Multitasking Machines
Mill-turn machines (multitasking machining centers) combine full turning and milling capability in a single platform — a turning center with a B-axis milling spindle, or configurations like the Mazak Integrex and DMG Mori NTX series. Done-in-one processing eliminates multiple setups, improves accuracy by removing part transfers, and enables complete machining of complex parts like aerospace shafts, medical implants, and oilfield components from bar or billet.
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Swiss-type CNC lathes (also called sliding headstock or Swiss screw machines) are designed for high-precision, high-volume production of small turned parts.
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Top Brands for Used Mill-Turn & Multitasking Machines
Mazak
Japanese powerhouse known for Integrex multitasking machines, fast turning centers, and the Mazatrol conversational control.
DMG Mori
German-Japanese leader in 5-axis and mill-turn technology, formed from the merger of DMG and Mori Seiki.
Okuma
Premium Japanese builder with thermal-friendly castings and the OSP control — machines known to hold accuracy for decades.
Nakamura-Tome
Multi-turret, multi-spindle turning specialists — complex done-in-one turned parts.
WFL
Austrian Millturn pioneer — the standard for very large, complete mill-turn machining.
Index
German turning and multi-spindle specialist — high-production precision turned parts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a mill-turn machine?
A mill-turn (multitasking) machine combines a CNC lathe and machining center in one platform. The workpiece rotates for turning operations, then the machine's milling spindle — often on a B-axis — performs milling, drilling, and contouring on the same part in the same setup. Machines like the Mazak Integrex and DMG Mori NTX can complete complex parts from raw bar without any secondary operations.
When does a mill-turn machine make sense over separate machines?
Mill-turn makes sense when parts require both turning and milling, tolerances between turned and milled features are tight (no re-fixturing error), lot sizes are low-to-medium with high part complexity, or floor space and operator count are constrained. For simple high-volume turned parts, a dedicated lathe remains more cost-effective.
How much does a used mill-turn machine cost?
Used mill-turn/multitasking machines range from $75,000 for older B-axis turning centers to $500,000+ for late-model Integrex or NTX machines with lower turrets and sub-spindles. These are complex machines — verify B-axis accuracy, spindle condition on both spindles, and tool changer function before purchase.
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