ML-600Y

Y-Axis Speed on a Linear Way Platform

The ML-600Y is a linear way CNC turning center with Y-axis, built for cycle-time-driven production of parts in the 8-inch chuck class that carry off-center features: flats, cross-holes, keyways, and eccentric drilling. C-axis and live tooling come standard, so those features are machined in the same chucking as the turning, with no second setup.

The linear way construction favors rapid traverse and fast positioning, which is where this configuration earns its keep: high-mix precision work where the milling features are light to medium and the clock matters. The 60-degree bed inclination keeps rigidity and chip flow where Y-axis work needs them.

Key Specifications

• Swing: Φ600 mm over bed, Φ450 mm over saddle
• Chuck: 8-inch standard, 10-inch optional
• Maximum machining length: up to 520 mm with the 8-inch chuck (exact figure depends on turret type)
• Y-axis travel: ±50 mm, with C-axis and live tooling standard
• Spindle: 50 to 4,500 rpm (8-inch), Φ62 mm bore, Φ86 mm optional

Full specifications are in the table below.

ML-600Y or Its Siblings?

Machining length is the ladder within the Y-axis family: the ML-600Y covers parts up to about 520 mm, the ML-600MY extends to about 760 mm, and the ML-600LY reaches about 1,260 mm. If your parts run longer, step up the bed rather than compromise the setup.

Cutting harder materials or taking heavier, interrupted cuts? The BML-600Y carries the same Y-axis package on a hand-scraped box way (see our guide: Box Way vs Linear Way). Need back-end machining in the same cycle? The ML-600TY adds a sub-spindle.