Brother Speedio S300X1
Key Specifications
X / Y / Z Travel
A-Axis Tilt
C-Axis Rotation
Spindle Speed
Spindle Taper
Spindle Motor
Overview
The Brother Speedio S300X1 is a compact 5-axis machining center that brings the Speedio high-speed performance to simultaneous 5-axis machining in a remarkably small footprint. Using a trunnion-style tilting rotary table, the S300X1 enables full 5-sided and simultaneous 5-axis machining without sacrificing the rapid tool changes and axis speeds that define the Speedio platform.n
With a 16,000 RPM BT30 spindle, 0.9-second tool-to-tool change, and rapid traverse rates of 2,362 IPM (60 m/min), the S300X1 is built for high-volume 5-axis production of small precision parts. The trunnion table accommodates workpieces up to 300 mm in diameter and 200 mm in height, targeting medical, aerospace, and precision instrument components at high throughput.n
The S300X1 uses Brother CNC-C00 with full 5-axis simultaneous interpolation and RTCP compensation. The machine is frequently deployed alongside Speedio S500X1 or S700X1 three-axis machines, with the S300X1 dedicated to 5-axis features and the larger machines handling 3-axis roughing.n
For shops entering 5-axis machining, the S300X1 offers a significantly lower price of entry than machines from DMG Mori, Makino, or Hermle while delivering competitive cycle times on small complex parts. Its compact footprint makes 5-axis capability feasible even in shops with limited floor space.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| X / Y / Z Travel | 300 x 300 x 250 mm (11.8 x 11.8 x 9.8 in) |
| A-Axis Tilt | -30 to +120 degrees |
| C-Axis Rotation | 360 degrees continuous |
| Spindle Speed | 16,000 RPM |
| Spindle Taper | 30-taper (BT30) |
| Spindle Motor | 5.5 kW (7.4 HP) |
| Rapid Traverse (X/Y/Z) | 2,362 / 2,362 / 2,362 IPM (60 m/min) |
| Tool Changer Capacity | 22-tool ATC |
| Tool-To-Tool Time | 0.9 sec |
| Max Workpiece Diameter | 300 mm (11.8 in) |
| Control | Brother CNC-C00 (5-axis simultaneous) |
| Machine Weight | approx. 2,800 kg (6,170 lb) |
Specifications sourced from yamazen.com — verified 2026-03-28
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- Full simultaneous 5-axis capability with RTCP in an extremely compact and affordable package
- 0.9-second tool-to-tool ATC and 60 m/min rapids maximize throughput even on complex 5-axis programs
- Shares Brother Speedio control and tooling architecture with 3-axis Speedio machines for easy fleet integration
- Lower price of entry for 5-axis capability versus comparable machines from European and Japanese competitors
- Small footprint enables 5-axis capability even in shops with limited floor space
Limitations
- BT30 spindle limits rigidity for heavy cuts in steel or titanium; best suited for aluminum and light alloys
- 300 mm workpiece diameter and 250 mm Z-travel restrict use to smaller parts; not suitable for large aerospace components
- 22-tool ATC is modest for highly complex 5-axis programs requiring extensive tooling variety
Best For
Frequently Asked Questions
01
Yes, the S300X1 supports full simultaneous 5-axis interpolation with RTCP compensation. It can run complex simultaneous 5-axis programs from Mastercam, Hypermill, NX, and other CAM platforms.
02
The S300X1 accommodates workpieces up to 300 mm in diameter and 200 mm in height on the trunnion table.
03
The Speedio M140X1 is primarily for 3+2 and limited simultaneous 5-axis work. The S300X1 is optimized for a broader range of simultaneous 5-axis applications.
04
The S300X1 is supported by Mastercam, Hypermill, NX Cam, PowerMill, and Fusion 360.
05
The S300X1 can machine titanium and steel, but its BT30 spindle and 5.5 kW motor limit depths of cut. For light finishing in titanium or semi-finishing in steel it performs well; for heavy roughing, a more powerful machine is required.
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