Hanwha XP32 II
Key Specifications
max bar capacity
max machining diameter
max machining length
main spindle speed
main spindle power
back spindle speed
Overview
The Hanwha XP32 II is a 32mm Swiss-type automatic lathe from Hanwha Machinery, South Korea's principal precision Swiss-type manufacturer, offering full sub-spindle, driven tool, and guide bushing capability in a machine designed to compete directly with European and Japanese Swiss-type platforms in the demanding medical, aerospace, and industrial precision markets. The XP series represents Hanwha's most capable Swiss-type line, and the XP32 II at 32mm bar capacity addresses the largest bar size in the standard Swiss-type automatic lathe market.
The XP32 II's 32mm bar capacity is the maximum standard bar diameter in the Swiss-type automatic lathe category, covering the complete range from medical bone screws and spinal hardware at the upper end of implant diameters through hydraulic fitting bodies, automotive precision components, and aerospace structural fasteners that require Swiss-type precision in a bar-fed production environment. This diameter range is where the Swiss-type market meets the conventional CNC turning center market, and the XP32 II makes the case for Swiss-type architecture at this scale: guide bushing support, bar-fed automation, and complete-part production in a single cycle.
Hanwha's approach to the XP32 II reflects the Korean manufacturer's engineering philosophy: a fully featured machine with comprehensive tooling capability, FANUC control for broad market compatibility, and pricing that offers a credible alternative to established Japanese (Citizen, Star, Tsugami) and European (Tornos, Schaublin) Swiss-type platforms at the 32mm capacity point. The XP32 II carries all the key Swiss-type production features—simultaneous multi-axis operation, driven tools on both main and back spindle, guide bushing with guide-bushless option, and a comprehensive tool position count—without the premium pricing of established Japanese brands.
For North American and European buyers, Hanwha has invested in building an applications and service network that supports XP32 II deployment with the technical depth that precision Swiss machining requires. The machine's FANUC control makes programming support widely accessible, and Hanwha's parts availability and technical support infrastructure has matured alongside the brand's growing international presence in the Swiss-type market.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Bar Capacity | 32 mm (1.260 in) |
| Max Machining Diameter | 32 mm (1.260 in) |
| Max Machining Length | 200 mm (7.87 in) |
| Main Spindle Speed | 8,000 RPM |
| Main Spindle Power | 5.5 / 7.5 kW (7.4 / 10 HP) |
| Back Spindle Speed | 8,000 RPM |
| Back Spindle Power | 2.2 / 3.7 kW (3 / 5 HP) |
| Driven Tool Speed | 6,000 RPM |
| Number Of Axes | 9-axis simultaneous |
| Number Of Tool Positions | Up to 38 (configuration dependent) |
| Guide Bushing | Yes / Guide-bushless option |
| CNC Control | FANUC |
| Machine Weight | 2500 kg |
| What Industries Are You Interested Inmultiple Selections Are Possible | AllEnergy & Ocean SolutionsAerospace & Defense, MechatronicsFinanceRetail & Services |
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| Modelxp32sbrandhanwhatypeswiss Type Automatic Screw Machinescontrolcontact Sales Rep | Contact Sales Rep. |
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| Model | XP32S |
| Brand | HANWHA |
| Type | Swiss Type Automatic Screw Machines |
| Spindle Hole Dia12598power74 Hprpm8000 Rpm Axis4 | ControlCNC (Hanwha Fanuc-i)Dimensions2,200 x 1,210 x 1,720Weight2500 kg |
| Spindle Hole Dia | 1.2598" |
| Power | 7.4 hp |
| Rpm | 8,000 RPM |
| Axis | 4 |
| Cnc Control | CNC (Hanwha Fanuc-i) |
| Dimensions | 2,200 x 1,210 x 1,720 |
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Specifications sourced from machinetools.com — verified 2026-03-28
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Frequently Asked Questions
01
Both are 32mm Swiss-type automatic lathes with sub-spindle and driven tools, but the Citizen L32-XII has a significantly larger installed base, a deeper applications engineering support infrastructure, Citizen's exclusive LFV chip-breaking, and a Mitsubishi Meldas control (versus the XP32 II's FANUC). The XP32 II typically prices lower than the L32-XII, which is the primary competitive advantage. Shops that prioritize service depth and LFV technology favor the L32-XII; shops where initial capital cost is the leading decision factor consider the XP32 II.
02
New XP32 II pricing typically ranges from $160,000 to $260,000 depending on configuration and options. This pricing is generally competitive with—or below—established Japanese 32mm Swiss platforms, which is Hanwha's key commercial positioning in the 32mm market segment.
03
The XP32 II does not feature a proprietary active chip-breaking technology equivalent to Citizen's LFV or Star's LFV. Chip control relies on conventional insert geometry selection and cutting parameter optimization. For most materials at 32mm, conventional chip-breaking inserts are effective; for difficult materials like long-chipping titanium grades, additional care in insert selection is required for lights-out operation.
04
The FANUC control on the XP32 II is supported by all major Swiss-type CAM packages including PartMaker (Autodesk), ESPRIT, and Mastercam with Swiss-type capability. Any CAM system with FANUC Swiss-type post processor capability will work with the XP32 II, minimizing CAM-related integration effort for shops already running FANUC Swiss machines.
05
Hanwha has been building its North American dealer and service network as the brand grows internationally. Coverage varies by region; prospective buyers should verify service availability in their specific location before purchase. Hanwha machines are distributed through authorized dealers in North America who provide applications and service support for the XP series.
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