Yamazaki Mazak CNC Lathes / Turning Centers

Mazak QUICK TURN 200M

Est. $90,000 - $150,000 Specs verified 2026-10-02 · mazak.com Updated 2026-10-02

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Key Specifications

X Travel

9 in (229 mm)

Z Travel

22 in (559 mm)

Max Spindle

5,000 rpm

Tool Capacity

12 tools

Max Turn Length

21 in (533 mm)

max swing

Ø27 in (686 mm)

How much does the Mazak QUICK TURN 200M cost?

Estimated price range

Est.$90,000 - $150,000

Our best estimate for a cnc lathes / turning center in this class — not a quote from Yamazaki Mazak. Configuration moves it a long way.

Overview

The Mazak QUICK TURN 200M adds rotary tools to the 8 in chuck Quick Turn: Mazak's model list gives its configuration as milling with a VDI turret. The envelope is a Ø27 in (686 mm) swing, Ø15 in (381 mm) maximum turning diameter and 21 in (533 mm) maximum turning length, with Ø3 in (76 mm) bar capacity.

Milling on this model is C-axis milling. The configuration names no Y-axis, so the turret's rotary tools cut on lines through the spindle centre: cross holes, face drilling on a bolt circle, slots milled with the C-axis. Mazak states that C-axis positioning in 0.0001° increments is standard in the series and that contouring is standard for the main spindle of the M series. Parts that need true flats or off-centre features belong on the Quick Turn 200MY, whose table lists 4 in (102 mm) of Y travel.

The main spindle runs to 5,000 rpm and is rated 26 kW (35 HP) on the 30 min. rating. Mazak's table for this model gives no speed, power or torque for the rotary tools, which is the first thing to ask for if milling time is a large share of the cycle. For the series, Mazak describes the turret milling spindle as an integral spindle and motor, with temperature-controlled cooling oil circulated around the bearings and housing.

X travel is 9 in (229 mm) and Z travel 22 in (559 mm). Twelve tools sit on the turret, in VDI holders on this model, where the bolt-on turret is the series standard. The QUICK TURN 200MS is the version with a second spindle and a slightly longer 23 in (584 mm) turning length.

Full Specifications

Parameter	Value
Max Swing	Ø27 in (686 mm)
Max Turning Diameter	Ø15 in (381 mm)
Max Turning Length	21 in (533 mm)
Max Bar Capacity	Ø3 in (76 mm)
Chuck Size	8 in
Max Spindle Speed	5,000 rpm
Spindle Power Intermittent	26 kW (35 HP) (30 min. rating)
Tool Capacity	12 tools
X-Axis Travel	9 in (229 mm)
Z-Axis Travel	22 in (559 mm)

Specifications sourced from mazak.com — verified 2026-10-02

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

Rotary-tool turret with C-axis positioning in 0.0001° increments, standard in the series
26 kW (35 HP) main spindle at the 30 min. rating, 5,000 rpm
Ø15 in (381 mm) turning diameter and Ø27 in (686 mm) swing with an 8 in chuck
12-tool turret listed with VDI tool holders
Ø3 in (76 mm) bar capacity

Limitations

No Y-axis: off-centre milling needs the Quick Turn 200MY or Quick Turn 200MSY, each with 4 in (102 mm) of Y travel
No second spindle, so back-face work is a second chucking; the QUICK TURN 200MS adds one with a 6 in chuck
The model's table lists no rotary-tool speed, power or torque
Only a 30 min. rating is given for the 26 kW (35 HP) spindle

Best For

Turned parts with cross holes and bolt-circle drilling on the centreline Bar work up to Ø3 in (76 mm) with simple milled features Chucking work up to Ø15 in (381 mm) in diameter Parts up to 21 in (533 mm) long finished from one end

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What is the difference between the QUICK TURN 200M and the Quick Turn 200MY?

The Y-axis. Both have an 8 in chuck, a Ø27 in (686 mm) swing, Ø15 in (381 mm) maximum turning diameter, 21 in (533 mm) maximum turning length, 12 tools and a 5,000 rpm spindle. The Quick Turn 200MY lists 4 in (102 mm) of Y travel and 23 in (584 mm) of Z; the QUICK TURN 200M is configured as Milling, VDI with 22 in (559 mm) of Z travel.

02 Does the QUICK TURN 200M have a C-axis?

Mazak's series description says C-axis positioning with a minimum indexing increment of 0.0001° is standard equipment, and that contouring, optional elsewhere, is standard for the main spindle of the M series. That is what lets the rotary tools drill bolt circles and mill around the part.

03 What does VDI mean in the model's configuration?

It refers to the turret's tool holder system. Mazak says the series standard is a bolt-on turret with a VDI turret available as an option, and that the tool holder can be selected between bolt-on and VDI. On Mazak's model list the QUICK TURN 200M is shown with VDI. The turret holds 12 tools.

04 How much milling power does the QUICK TURN 200M have?

The model's table does not say. It lists the main spindle at 26 kW (35 HP) on the 30 min. rating and 5,000 rpm, and has no row for rotary-tool speed, power or torque. Ask Mazak for those figures. The series description mentions an integral spindle and motor for the turret milling spindle.

05 What size of work fits the QUICK TURN 200M?

Ø15 in (381 mm) maximum turning diameter, 21 in (533 mm) maximum turning length and Ø3 in (76 mm) bar. Travels are 9 in (229 mm) in X and 22 in (559 mm) in Z. Tool shanks for the 8-inch chuck group are Ø40 for boring bars and 25 mm for turning tools.