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ANCA MX7

Est. $300,000 - $450,000 Specs verified 2026-10-03 · machines.anca.com Updated 2026-10-03
ANCA MX7 CNC Grinding Machines
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Key Specifications

X Travel

540 mm

Y Travel

510 mm

Z Travel

217 mm

Spindle Taper

HSK 50F

Spindle Power

38 kW (51 HP) peak; 20 kW (27 HP) S1

machine structure

Bi-Symmetrical Gantry

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How much does the ANCA MX7 cost?

Estimated price range

Est.$300,000 - $450,000

Our best estimate for a cnc grinding machine in this class — not a quote from ANCA. Configuration moves it a long way.

ANCA MX7 — price

Est.$300,000 - $450,000

This is our best estimate for a machine of this type and class, built from published prices of comparable cnc grinding machines and typical dealer pricing. ANCA has not published a list price for the ANCA MX7 that we can cite. Treat it as a planning number, not a quote.

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Overview

The ANCA MX7 is a linear motor tool grinder on a bi-symmetrical gantry, with a 38 kW (51 HP) peak, 20 kW (27 HP) S1 spindle on an HSK 50F taper. The table calls it productive up to Ø 25 mm (1”) with a maximum tool length of 300 mm (12”), a full size class above the FX7.

Power is the first thing that separates it. The S1 rating alone, 20 kW, is higher than the 19 kW (25.5 HP) peak of the FX7, and the 38 kW peak is twice that FX7 figure. The continuous rating is what carries deep flutes in a 25 mm carbide blank, where the wheel stays engaged for the whole pass.

Axis travel is 540 mm in X, 510 mm in Y and 217 mm in Z. The A axis turns a full 360°, while the C axis has 264° of travel, listed as +44 and -220. C is not continuous, so wheel approach angles have to be planned inside that window.

Wheel capacity involves a choice. The table lists 2 wheel packs of up to Ø 203 mm (8”) or 6 packs of up to Ø 152 mm (6”), on a 6-station wheel changer with a maximum wheel pack weight of 8 kg. Running six packs therefore means giving up the largest wheel diameter.

Two loaders are listed, both as options. FastLoad-MX holds 245 x Ø 3 mm, 156 x Ø 6 mm or 42 x Ø 16 mm, and its figures stop at Ø 16 mm. RoboMate holds 2520 x Ø 3 mm, 1560 x Ø 6 mm, 462 x Ø 16 mm or 189 x Ø 25 mm, and it is the only one with a capacity given at the machine's full Ø 25 mm. The footprint is 2246 mm (88”) W x 1856 mm (73”) D x 2116 mm (83”) H, and the control is the ANCA AMC5 G2 High Performance CNC with Windows 10.

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Full Specifications

Parameter Value
Machine Structure Bi-Symmetrical Gantry
Spindle Motor Power 38 kW (51 HP) peak; 20 kW (27 HP) S1
Spindle Taper HSK 50F
Wheel Packs 2 x Ø 203 mm (8”) max or 6 Ø x 152 mm (6”) max
Wheel Changer 6-station
Max Wheel Pack Weight 8 kg
Tool Shank Diameter Productive up to Ø 25 mm (1”)
Max Tool Length 300 mm (12”)
Loader Type FastLoad-MX (option) RoboMate (option)
Max Tool Capacity Fastload Mx 245 x Ø 3 mm; 156 x Ø 6 mm; 42 x Ø 16 mm
Max Tool Capacity Robomate 2520 x Ø 3mm; 1560 x Ø 6 mm; 462 x Ø 16 mm; 189 x Ø 25 mm
Drive System Linear Motor
X-Axis Travel 540 mm
Y-Axis Travel 510 mm
Z-Axis Travel 217 mm
A Axis Travel 360°
C Axis Travel 264° (+44, -220)
Floor Space Required 2246 mm (88”) W x 1856 mm (73”) D x 2116 mm (83”) H
CNC Control ANCA AMC5 G2 High Performance CNC, High Speed SSD, Ethercat, Intel processor, Windows 10

Specifications sourced from machines.anca.com — verified 2026-10-03

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Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

  • 38 kW (51 HP) peak and 20 kW (27 HP) S1 spindle; the S1 figure alone exceeds the 19 kW (25.5 HP) peak of the FX7
  • Bi-symmetrical gantry structure with linear motor drives and an HSK 50F spindle taper
  • 6-station wheel changer taking wheel packs of up to 8 kg
  • Productive up to Ø 25 mm (1”) with tool lengths to 300 mm (12”)
  • The RoboMate option holds up to 2520 tools at Ø 3 mm or 189 at Ø 25 mm

Limitations

  • Six wheel packs are limited to Ø 152 mm (6”); the full Ø 203 mm (8”) wheel diameter applies with 2 packs
  • Both loaders, FastLoad-MX and RoboMate, are options, and FastLoad-MX capacity is only listed up to Ø 16 mm (42 tools)
  • C-axis travel is 264° (+44, -220), not a full rotation
  • Z travel is 217 mm, well under the 540 mm of X and 510 mm of Y
  • Tools above Ø 25 mm are outside the productive range; the TX7 is listed as productive up to Ø 32 mm
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Best For

Production grinding of round tools up to Ø 25 mm (1”) Long tools up to 300 mm (12”) Heavy fluting sized against the 20 kW (27 HP) S1 rating High-volume unattended runs with the RoboMate option, up to 2520 x Ø 3 mm Mixed tool types using 6 wheel packs of up to Ø 152 mm (6”)
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Frequently Asked Questions

01 How much spindle power does the MX7 have?

38 kW (51 HP) peak and 20 kW (27 HP) S1, on an HSK 50F taper. S1 is the continuous rating. For scale, the FX7 lists 19 kW (25.5 HP) peak and 8.2 kW (11 HP) S1, so the MX7 has twice the peak power and well over twice the continuous power.

02 What loaders are available for the MX7?

Two, both listed as options. FastLoad-MX holds 245 x Ø 3 mm, 156 x Ø 6 mm or 42 x Ø 16 mm. RoboMate holds 2520 x Ø 3 mm, 1560 x Ø 6 mm, 462 x Ø 16 mm or 189 x Ø 25 mm. Only RoboMate has a listed capacity at Ø 25 mm, so shops loading the largest shanks automatically should look at that option.

03 How many wheel packs can the MX7 change?

The wheel changer is 6-station, with a maximum wheel pack weight of 8 kg. The table lists either 2 wheel packs of up to Ø 203 mm (8”) or 6 packs of up to Ø 152 mm (6”). Filling all six stations therefore limits the wheel diameter to 152 mm.

04 What are the axis travels of the MX7?

X travel is 540 mm, Y travel is 510 mm and Z travel is 217 mm. The A axis has 360° of travel. The C axis has 264°, listed as +44 and -220, so it swings through a limited arc and does not rotate continuously.

05 What is the difference between the MX7 and the TX7?

Both are linear motor machines on a bi-symmetrical gantry. The MX7 is listed as productive up to Ø 25 mm (1”) with a 38 kW (51 HP) peak, 20 kW (27 HP) S1 spindle. The TX7 is listed as productive up to Ø 32 mm, with 37 kW (49 HP) peak and 15 kW (20.1 HP) S1. The TX7 takes the larger tool; the MX7 has the higher continuous rating.

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Community Discussions

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