Hyundai WIA HD2200 Series

$85,000 - $140,000 Updated 2026-03-19

Key Specifications

Max Spindle

4,500 RPM (8" chuck) / 3,500 RPM (10" chuck)

Spindle Power

18.5/15 kW (25/20 hp)

Max Turn Length

max turning diameter

380 mm (15 in) / 300 mm (11.8 in) M-variants

chuck size

inch

spindle torque

N.m

Overview

The Hyundai WIA HD2200 Series encompasses four heavy-duty CNC turning center variants — HD2200, HD2200C, HD2200M, and HD2200MC — built on box way construction for maximum rigidity in demanding cutting applications. The series offers 8-inch and 10-inch chuck options with optional live tooling, covering a range of heavy-duty turning requirements from standard 2-axis work to mill-turn operations.

All HD2200 variants share an 18.5/15 kW (25/20 hp) belt-driven spindle. The 8-inch chuck models (HD2200, HD2200M) run at 4,500 RPM with 206/125.3 Nm torque, while the 10-inch chuck models (HD2200C, HD2200MC) run at 3,500 RPM with significantly higher torque of 403.6/245.4 Nm. Standard models offer 380 mm (15 in) max turning diameter with 565 mm (22.2 in) turning length, while milling variants reduce the turning diameter to 300 mm (11.8 in) with turning lengths of 467-452 mm.

The box way guideway system on both X and Z axes provides superior vibration damping for heavy, interrupted cuts — ideal for roughing castings, forgings, and scale removal. All variants feature a 12-station turret with 25/40 mm tooling. Rapid traverse is 24 m/min on X and 30 m/min on Z. X-axis travel is 215 mm and Z-axis travel is 580 mm (standard) or 482 mm (milling variants).

Pricing ranges from approximately $85,000-$140,000 new. The HD2200 Series competes with the DN Solutions Puma 2600, Mazak Quick Turn 250, and Okuma LB3000 EX II. For shops that prioritize rigidity and heavy-duty cutting capability, the HD2200 Series with box way construction delivers a compelling alternative at a competitive Korean price point.

Full Specifications

Parameter	Value
Max Turning Diameter	380 mm (15 in) / 300 mm (11.8 in) M-variants
Max Turning Length	mm
Chuck Size	inch
Max Spindle Speed	4,500 RPM (8" chuck) / 3,500 RPM (10" chuck)
Spindle Motor Power	18.5/15 kW (25/20 hp)
Spindle Torque	N.m
X Axis Travel	215 mm (8.5 in)
Z Axis Travel	580 mm (22.8 in) standard / 482 mm (19 in) M-variants
Rapid Traverse X	24 m/min (945 ipm)
Rapid Traverse Z	30 m/min (1,181 ipm)
Turret Stations	12
Tool Size	mm
Guideway Type	Box ways (X and Z)
Spindle Drive	Belt driven
CNC Control	Fanuc 0i-TF Plus
Description	Unit
Max Turning Dia	mm
Spindle Rpm	r/min
Spindle Output	kW
Travel	mm
Rapid Travel	m/min
No Of Tools	EA
Type Of Business	Business Type 1VehiclesIT/ElectronicsMachinery/ShipbuildingComplex & Precise PartsDie&Mold IndustryEnergyOthersBusiness Type 2
E Mail	@

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

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

Box way construction on both axes provides superior vibration damping for heavy interrupted cuts and roughing
10-inch chuck variants (HD2200C/MC) deliver 403.6 Nm torque for aggressive stock removal on large parts
18.5 kW spindle power handles heavy-duty cutting in steel, stainless, and cast iron
Four variants with 8/10-inch chuck and optional milling cover a range of heavy-duty turning needs
12-station turret on all models provides ample tooling capacity for complex production programs
Competitive Korean pricing 15-25% below equivalent Japanese box-way lathes

Limitations

Box ways require periodic adjustment and re-scraping over time compared to maintenance-free linear guides
24 m/min X-axis rapid traverse is slower than linear guide machines in the same class
Milling variants reduce both turning diameter and Z-axis travel versus standard models
Hyundai WIA North American service network is smaller than Haas, Mazak, or Okuma dealership coverage

Best For

Heavy-duty job shops needing box way rigidity for roughing castings, forgings, and hard materials Automotive and heavy equipment manufacturers turning axle shafts, gears, and large-diameter components Shops needing 10-inch chuck capacity with heavy-duty torque for large workpiece machining Production environments prioritizing vibration damping and cut quality over positioning speed Contract manufacturers adding reliable heavy-duty turning capacity at competitive pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What are the differences between HD2200 variants?

HD2200 is 8-inch chuck 2-axis (4,500 RPM, 206 Nm). HD2200C is 10-inch chuck 2-axis (3,500 RPM, 403.6 Nm). HD2200M adds live tooling to the 8-inch. HD2200MC adds live tooling to the 10-inch. The C (10-inch) variants trade spindle speed for substantially more torque.

02 How does the HD2200 Series compare to the SE2200?

The HD2200 uses box ways while the SE2200 uses roller guideways. The HD2200 has more powerful 18.5 kW spindle versus 15 kW. The SE2200 is faster (36 m/min Z rapid vs 30 m/min) and more accurate for production work. The HD2200 excels in heavy-duty cutting requiring maximum vibration damping.

03 What does a new HD2200 Series machine cost?

Pricing ranges from $85,000-$140,000 new. The base HD2200 with 8-inch chuck is at the lower end. The HD2200MC with 10-inch chuck and live tooling reaches the upper range. Used HD2200 machines (2018-2023) are available for $45,000-$75,000.

04 Is the HD2200 suitable for production work?

Yes. The 12-station turret, chip conveyor compatibility, and bar feeder integration support production environments. However, the box way rapids (24/30 m/min) are slower than linear guide alternatives. For high-volume short-cycle work, consider the SE2200 Series. For heavy-duty production with interrupted cuts, the HD2200 is the better choice.