Mazak INTEGREX e-1250V/8

Est. $1,200,000 - $2,500,000 Updated 2026-08-10

Key Specifications

X Travel

1875 mm (74 in)

Y Travel

1250 mm (49 in)

Z Travel

1345 mm (53 in)

Tool Capacity

max machining diameter

Φ1450 mm (Φ57 in)

max workpiece size

Φ1450 mm × 1600 mm (Φ57 in × 63 in)

Overview

The Mazak INTEGREX e-1250V/8 is a large vertical multi-tasking machine. The workpiece sits on a horizontal rotary table that doubles as a turning spindle, and a B-axis milling head works it from above. That layout is chosen for parts that are large in diameter relative to their length — casings, rings, flanges, hubs, valve bodies — where gravity holds the part on the table rather than a chuck fighting a heavy mass in a horizontal spindle.

Capacity is Φ1450 mm (Φ57 in) in diameter by 1600 mm high, at up to 2700 kg (5952 lbs) on the table. The table turns to 500 rpm with 3434 N·m of continuous torque from a 40 kW (53 HP) continuous motor, which makes it a genuine vertical turning spindle for facing and boring at large diameters, not merely a heavy indexer. Used as a C-axis it positions to 0.0001° and rapids at 25 rpm.

The milling head runs to 10000 rpm through a BT50 taper at 37 kW (50 HP) peak and 30 kW (40 HP) continuous, with 260 N·m peak and 191 N·m continuous torque. The B-axis covers 150° and rapids at 30 rpm, enough to reach the outside diameter, the top face and angled bosses without releasing the part. Combined with 360° of C-axis rotation, that is what lets one machine replace a sequence of vertical turning lathe, boring mill and machining center setups — and on parts of this mass, each setup avoided removes a crane lift and a re-indication.

Travels are 1875 mm (74 in) in X, 1250 mm (49 in) in Y and 1345 mm (53 in) in Z, all rapiding at 42000 mm/min (1654 IPM). The 1250 mm Y stroke lets the head reach well past table centerline in both directions, which is what makes off-axis features on a large flange reachable at all.

The 42-pocket magazine takes tools to Φ135 mm, Φ260 mm with an adjacent pocket empty, 650 mm long and 30 kg — boring bars and face mills scaled to the workpiece.

At 49500 kg (109127 lbs), 5200 × 8010 mm on the floor and 4400 mm (173 in) tall, this is a foundation installation. It suits energy, aerospace and heavy industrial manufacturers with enough large-diameter work to justify consolidating several machines into one.

Full Specifications

Parameter	Value
Max Machining Diameter	Φ1450 mm (Φ57 in)
Max Workpiece Size	Φ1450 mm × 1600 mm (Φ57 in × 63 in)
Table Load Capacity	2700 kg (5952 lbs)
Table Speed Max	500 rpm
Table Torque Cont	3434 N･m
Table Motor Cont	40 kW (53 HP)
Rapid Traverse C	25 rpm
C Axis Min Increment	0.0001°
Milling Spindle Speed	10000 rpm
Milling Spindle Torque	260 N･m
Milling Spindle Torque Cont	191 N･m
Milling Spindle Power	37 kW (50 HP)
Milling Spindle Power Cont	30 kW (40 HP)
Rapid Traverse B	30 rpm
B Axis Min Increment	0.0001°
Tool Shank	BT50
Tool Capacity	42
Max Tool Diameter	Φ135 mm (Φ5 in)
Max Tool Diameter No Adjacent	Φ260 mm (Φ10 in)
Max Tool Length	650 mm (26 in)
Max Tool Weight	30 kg (66 lbs)
X-Axis Travel	1875 mm (74 in)
Y-Axis Travel	1250 mm (49 in)
Z-Axis Travel	1345 mm (53 in)
B Axis Range	150°
C Axis Range	360°
Rapid Traverse X	42000 mm/min (1654 IPM)
Rapid Traverse Y	42000 mm/min (1654 IPM)
Rapid Traverse Z	42000 mm/min (1654 IPM)
Machine Dimensions	5200 mm × 8010 mm (205 in × 315 in)
Machine Height	4400 mm (173 in)
Machine Weight	49500 kg (109127 lbs)
Milling Spindle Torque 30min	260 N･m

Specifications sourced from www.mazak.com — verified 2026-08-08

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

Takes workpieces to Φ1450 mm × 1600 mm at up to 2700 kg (5952 lbs), with gravity holding the part on the table rather than a chuck fighting a heavy mass
The table is a genuine vertical turning spindle — 500 rpm with 3434 N·m of continuous torque from a 40 kW (53 HP) continuous motor — so facing and boring at large diameters are real operations, not indexed milling
BT50 milling head to 10000 rpm at 37 kW (50 HP) peak and 30 kW (40 HP) continuous, with 260 N·m peak and 191 N·m continuous torque
150° of B-axis travel and 360° of C, both resolving to 0.0001°, reach the outside diameter, top face and angled bosses without releasing the part
1250 mm (49 in) of Y travel lets the head reach well past table centerline in both directions, which is what makes off-axis flange features reachable at all
42-pocket magazine accepts tools to Φ260 mm with an adjacent pocket empty, 650 mm long and 30 kg — boring bars and face mills scaled to the workpiece

Limitations

49500 kg (109127 lbs) on a 5200 mm × 8010 mm footprint is a foundation installation with crane access, not a machine that is simply rolled in
4400 mm (173 in) of machine height rules out many existing buildings without a bay survey first
The vertical table layout suits parts large in diameter relative to length; long shaft work does not belong on this machine
Milling spindle tops out at 10000 rpm, so this is a heavy-cut platform rather than a high-rpm finishing one
Maximum tool diameter is Φ135 mm in normal use — reaching Φ260 mm costs an adjacent pocket and effective magazine capacity

Best For

Large-diameter rings, casings, flanges, hubs and valve bodies finished in one clamping Energy and heavy industrial manufacturers consolidating vertical turning lathe, boring mill and machining center setups into one machine Aerospace components where each setup avoided removes a crane lift and a re-indication Workpieces approaching Φ1450 mm (Φ57 in) and 2700 kg that are difficult to hold in a horizontal spindle

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What is the maximum part size the e-1250V/8 can take?

Maximum machining diameter is Φ1450 mm (Φ57 in), with a maximum workpiece envelope of Φ1450 mm × 1600 mm. Table load capacity is 2700 kg (5952 lbs). Linear travels are 1875 mm (74 in) in X, 1250 mm (49 in) in Y and 1345 mm (53 in) in Z.

02 Is the rotary table a real turning spindle?

Yes. It runs to 500 rpm with 3434 N·m of continuous torque from a 40 kW (53 HP) continuous motor, which supports facing and boring at large diameters rather than only indexing between milling operations. Used as a C-axis it positions to 0.0001° and rapids at 25 rpm over a full 360°.

03 How capable is the milling head?

The head reaches 10000 rpm through a BT50 taper at 37 kW (50 HP) peak and 30 kW (40 HP) continuous, with 260 N·m peak and 191 N·m continuous torque. The B-axis covers 150° at a 0.0001° minimum increment and rapids at 30 rpm, so the outside diameter, top face and angled bosses are all reachable in a single clamping.

04 What does installing an e-1250V/8 involve?

The machine weighs 49500 kg (109127 lbs) and occupies 5200 mm × 8010 mm of floor at 4400 mm (173 in) tall. That means a prepared foundation, crane access for installation and loading, and a building clearance check before the order is placed.

05 What tooling does the magazine hold?

Capacity is 42 pockets on BT50 shanks. Maximum tool size is Φ135 mm diameter, or Φ260 mm with the adjacent pocket left empty, up to 650 mm long and 30 kg. Those limits accommodate the long boring bars and large face mills that parts at this diameter require.