ONA NX 10
This model was not found in ONA Electroerosion's current lineup when we checked on 2026-10-03 . It may be a superseded or older model; the specifications below are as we last recorded them.
Key Specifications
X Travel
Y Travel
Z Travel
Table Size
max workpiece weight
generator amperage
How much does the ONA NX 10 cost?
Estimated price range
Our best estimate for a sinker edm (ram edm) in this class — not a quote from ONA Electroerosion. Configuration moves it a long way.
Overview
The ONA NX 10 is a die-sinking EDM listed with a 128 A peak generator on mid-size travels: 450 mm in X, 350 mm in Y and 400 mm in Z, over a 700 mm × 500 mm table. Workpieces can weigh up to 700 kg and the machine itself approx. 5,500 kg.
That is a lot of current for the envelope. A 128 A peak rating, on what the table calls an advanced digital generator, gives room to rough with broad electrodes, so on medium mould cavities the limit is more likely to be flushing than available current. The other end of the range is listed too: Ra 0.1 µm in ultra-fine finish mode.
Two rows concern process stability and shop integration. The dielectric is oil with temperature control, which limits thermal drift over a long unattended burn. The control is ONA-CNC with Industry 4.0 connectivity, naming OPC-UA and MTConnect, so machine status can be read by a monitoring system that speaks either protocol.
The listed figures leave out the electrode weight limit, tank size and positioning accuracy. Ask for those, and check the generator rating on the machine's own plate, before sizing a job to this machine.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| X-Axis Travel | 450 mm |
| Y-Axis Travel | 350 mm |
| Z-Axis Travel | 400 mm |
| Table Size | 700 mm × 500 mm |
| Max Workpiece Weight | 700 kg |
| Generator Amperage | 128 A peak (advanced digital generator) |
| Surface Finish | Ra 0.1 µm (ultra-fine finish mode) |
| Dielectric | Dielectric oil with temperature control |
| CNC Control | ONA-CNC with Industry 4.0 connectivity (OPC-UA, MTConnect) |
| Machine Weight | Approx. 5,500 kg |
| Power Pack | 60 A |
| Table Size W | 125" |
| Table Size L | 62.8" |
| X | 157" |
| Y | 58.9" |
| Z | 39.3" |
Specifications sourced from machinetools.com — verified 2026-03-28
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- 128 A peak advanced digital generator on a machine with 450 mm of X, 350 mm of Y and 400 mm of Z
- Ra 0.1 µm listed in ultra-fine finish mode
- Dielectric oil with temperature control
- ONA-CNC with Industry 4.0 connectivity over OPC-UA and MTConnect
- 700 kg workpiece limit on a 700 mm × 500 mm table
Limitations
- No electrode weight limit is listed
- Positioning accuracy and tank dimensions are missing from the listed figures
- Approx. 5,500 kg calls for a floor-loading check before installation
- Y travel of 350 mm leaves part of the 500 mm table depth out of reach
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Frequently Asked Questions
01
The generator row reads 128 A peak, described as an advanced digital generator. A separate power pack row in the same table shows a lower current figure, so confirm the rating on the generator plate of the machine you are considering before planning roughing work around it.
02
The control is listed as ONA-CNC with Industry 4.0 connectivity, and names OPC-UA and MTConnect. A monitoring or MES system that reads either protocol should be able to collect status from the machine; which data items are exposed is not listed.
03
Listed travels are 450 mm in X, 350 mm in Y and 400 mm in Z. The table is 700 mm × 500 mm and the workpiece limit is 700 kg. The machine weighs approx. 5,500 kg. No electrode weight limit or tank size is given.
04
Ra 0.1 µm in ultra-fine finish mode. Reaching a figure like that takes a dedicated finishing technology, small burn areas and stable dielectric temperature, and the table does list the dielectric as oil with temperature control.
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