Nexturn NA32-II

The Nexturn NA32-II is a CNC multi-spindle automatic turning machine built by Nexturn, a South Korean manufacturer known for Swiss-type and multi-spindle CNC lathes aimed at precision parts production. The NA32-II is Nexturn's multi-spindle platform targeting the same high-volume bar turning market dominated by European multi-spindle brands, offering buyers an Asian-manufactured alternative with competitive pricing and modern CNC architecture.

The NA32-II is configured as a multi-spindle automatic with simultaneous machining at each spindle position, enabling throughput that single-spindle turning centers cannot approach for high-volume applications. The machine handles bar stock up to 32 mm in diameter, which covers the predominant range of turned parts in automotive, hydraulics, electronics hardware, and medical device manufacturing where multi-spindle automatics are deployed. Multiple spindle positions allow overlapping rough turning, grooving, drilling, threading, and cutoff operations in a single continuous cycle.

Nexturn equips the NA32-II with CNC servo-driven slides throughout, reflecting the industry shift away from mechanical cam actuation toward programmable servo motion. This architecture allows the machine to be reprogrammed for new part families without cam replacement, significantly improving flexibility for shops that mix production campaigns across multiple part numbers. The CNC control accepts standard G-code programs with multi-channel execution managing simultaneous axis motion at all spindle positions.

As a Korean-built machine, the NA32-II occupies a pricing position below comparable European multi-spindle automatics while targeting the same market segments. Nexturn has established a distribution network across Asia, North America, and Europe for the NA series, and the company's existing presence in the Swiss-type lathe market provides a service infrastructure that extends to the NA32-II. Buyers already running Nexturn Swiss-type machines benefit from shared service relationships.

New NA32-II machines are typically priced in the $700,000–$1,100,000 range, reflecting the Korean manufacturer's cost position relative to German and Swiss brands. The machine is positioned as a practical entry point for shops moving into multi-spindle production or expanding capacity at lower capital cost than European alternatives.