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Haas ST-40L

$200,000 - $265,000 Updated 2026-03-19
Haas ST-40L CNC Lathes
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Key Specifications

Max Spindle

2,400 RPM

Spindle Taper

A2-8

Tool Capacity

12-Station BOT

Spindle Power

40.0 hp

max part swing

35.5 in

max cutting diameter

27.50 in

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Overview

The Haas ST-40L is the long-bed variant of the ST-40 large-frame turning center, extending the Z-axis to 2,032 mm (80 in) for long shafts, pipe, and extended workpieces. It shares the same heavy castings, 29.8 kW (40 hp) spindle, and 381 mm (15 in) chuck as the standard ST-40 but adds the bed length needed for long-format turning.

The spindle drives through a 2-speed gearbox, producing 1,898 Nm (1,400 ft-lb) of torque at 150 RPM with a max speed of 2,400 RPM. An optional XP high-performance spindle bumps output to 41.0 kW (55 hp) and 2,847 Nm (2,100 ft-lb). The 117.3 mm (4.62 in) spindle bore handles bar stock up to 102 mm (4.0 in). The max cutting diameter is 762 mm (30 in) with the BOT turret.

The extended 2,032 mm (80 in) Z-axis travel opens up applications in shaft work, pipe threading, hydraulic cylinder manufacturing, and any turning operation where the standard 44-inch bed falls short. The MT5 tailstock with extended travel supports long workpieces, and steady rests are available for slender parts with high deflection risk.

The 12-station BOT turret is standard, with optional BMT75 turret available for shops that want live tooling capability. Without Y-axis, the ST-40L is a pure turning machine focused on long-format work with maximum rigidity and power.

At $200,000-$265,000 configured, the ST-40L targets shops that need large-frame long-bed turning capacity. It competes with the Doosan Puma 4100L and Mazak QT-400L in the long-bed large-frame segment. Popular in oil and gas, power generation, and heavy equipment manufacturing. Specs derived from Haas Automation published ST-40 data.

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Full Specifications

Parameter Value
Max Part Swing 35.5 in
Max Cutting Diameter 27.50 in
Max Cutting Length 80.0 in
Chuck Size 15.0 in
Bar Capacity 4.00 in
Spindle Nose A2-8
Spindle Bore 4.62 in
Max Spindle Speed 2,400 RPM
Spindle Motor Power 40.0 hp
Spindle Torque 1,898 Nm (1,400 ft-lb) @ 150 RPM
Spindle Drive 2-Speed Gearbox
Xp Spindle Power 41.0 kW (55 hp)
Xp Spindle Torque 2,847 Nm (2,100 ft-lb) @ 150 RPM
X Axis Travel 508 mm (20 in)
Z Axis Travel 2,032 mm (80 in)
Rapid Traverse X 18.0 m/min (710 ipm)
Rapid Traverse Z 18.0 m/min (710 ipm)
Max Thrust X 5500 lbf
Max Thrust Z 9000 lbf
Tool Capacity 12-Station BOT
Tailstock Taper MT5
Coolant Capacity 95 gal
Machine Weight 29900 lb
CNC Control Haas Next Generation Control (NGC)
Capacities S.A.E
Travels S.A.E
X Axis 20.00 in
Z Axis 80.00 in
Feedrates S.A.E
Rapids On X 710 ipm
Rapids On Z 320 ipm
Axis Motors S.A.E
Spindle S.A.E
Spindle Taper A2-8
Max Rating 55.0 hp
Max Speed 2400 rpm
Max Torque 2100.0 ft-lbf @ 150 rpm
Xp Option S.A.E
Drive System 2-Speed Gearbox
Input Ac Voltage Low 220 VAC
Full Load Amps Low 70 A
Input Ac Voltage High 440 VAC
Full Load Amps High 35 A
Tailstock S.A.E
Taper MT5
Travel 84.5 in
Max Thrust 3,000 lbf
Min Thrust 200 lbf
Turret S.A.E
Od Vs Id Tools Any Combination (will vary with turret)
Boring Bar Rear Clearance 4.37 in
General S.A.E
Air Requirements S.A.E
Air Required 4 scfm @ 100 psi
Inline Air Hose 3/8 in
Coupler 3/8 in
Air Pressure Min 80 psi
Electrical Specification S.A.E
Dimensions Shipping S.A.E
Domestic Pallet 254.0 in x 95.0 in x 116.0 in
Export Crate 254.0 in x 96.0 in x 120.5 in

Specifications sourced from haascnc.com — verified 2026-03-28

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Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

  • 2,032 mm (80 in) Z-axis travel handles long shafts, pipe, and extended workpieces that the standard 44-inch bed cannot accommodate
  • 40 hp spindle with 1,400 ft-lb of torque through a 2-speed gearbox for heavy roughing on long workpieces
  • Optional XP spindle upgrade to 55 hp and 2,100 ft-lb for demanding material removal on large-diameter long parts
  • Same proven ST-40 castings and 15-inch chuck for consistent performance across the extended bed
  • At $200-265K, undercuts comparable long-bed large-frame lathes from Doosan, Okuma, and Mazak
  • Optional BMT75 turret adds live tooling capability for cross-drilling and milling on long components

Limitations

  • 2,400 RPM max spindle speed limits surface speed on smaller-diameter aluminum finishing work
  • No Y-axis in the base ST-40L configuration — the ST-40LY adds Y-axis at additional cost
  • Machine weight of 11,340 kg requires heavy-duty floor preparation and professional rigging
  • Extended bed length creates a very large footprint requiring significant shop floor space
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Best For

Long-shaft turning of components up to 80 inches in pump shafts, drive shafts, and spindles Oil and gas shops machining long pipe, casing, couplings, and downhole tools Power generation manufacturers turning long turbine shafts and rotor components Heavy equipment shops producing long axles, cylinders, and drive components Shops needing large-frame long-bed turning capacity at a competitive price point
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Frequently Asked Questions

01 What does a new Haas ST-40L cost?

Base price starts around $200,000. Configured with tailstock, XP spindle, chip conveyor, high-pressure coolant, and steady rests, expect $235,000-$265,000. The long-bed premium over the standard ST-40 is approximately $25,000-$30,000.

02 What is the difference between the ST-40L and ST-40?

The ST-40L extends Z-axis travel from 1,118 mm (44 in) to 2,032 mm (80 in). Spindle, chuck, and cross-slide specs are identical. The longer bed adds weight, footprint, and a price premium. Choose the L variant when your parts regularly exceed 44 inches in length.

03 Should I get the ST-40L or the ST-40LY?

If your long parts are pure turning operations, the ST-40L is more cost-effective. If your long parts also need cross-drilled holes, milled flats, keyways, or bolt patterns, the ST-40LY adds Y-axis and live tooling to handle those features in the same setup.

04 Do I need steady rests for the ST-40L?

For long, slender parts with high length-to-diameter ratios (typically greater than 5:1), steady rests are strongly recommended. The tailstock provides end support, but mid-span support prevents deflection and chatter on long traverses. Plan your tooling layout to accommodate steady rest positioning.

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Videos

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