WFL Millturn Technologies Mill-Turn / Multi-Tasking Machines

WFL M100 Millturn

Est. $2,000,000 - $3,200,000 Specs verified 2026-10-03 · ellisontechnologies.com Updated 2026-10-03

Key Specifications

X Travel

920 mm (36.2 in)

Y Travel

500/600 mm (19.7/23.6 in)

Max Spindle

1,000/1,600 rpm

Tool Capacity

36/72/108

Spindle Power

103/113 kW (138.1/151.5 hp)

Max Turn Length

Up to 12,000 mm (472.4 in)

How much does the WFL M100 Millturn cost?

Estimated price range

Est.$2,000,000 - $3,200,000

Our best estimate for a mill-turn / multi-tasking machine in this class — not a quote from WFL Millturn Technologies. Configuration moves it a long way.

Overview

The WFL M100 Millturn is a long-bed, high-torque machine: turning lengths up to 12,000 mm (472.4 in), an Ø900 mm (35.4 in) turning diameter and a turning spindle listed at 10,160 or 14,000 Nm (7,493.6 or 10,325.9 ft-lb).

It is not a wider M80. The M80 turns Ø1,000 mm (39.4 in), more than the 900 mm swing here, but stops at 6,000 mm (236.2 in) of length and 5,860 Nm (4,322.1 ft-lb) of torque. Stepping up to the M100 doubles the available length and, with the 14,000 Nm version, more than doubles the torque on a slightly slimmer envelope. That makes it a machine for long, heavy shafts, not for large discs.

Turning power is 103 or 113 kW (138.1 or 151.5 hp) at 40% duty cycle, and top speeds of 1,000 and 1,600 rpm are listed. Speed and torque sit in separate rows, and the 14,000 Nm version can be expected to be the 1,000 rpm one. No 100% duty cycle figure is given for the turning spindle, so ask for the continuous rating when the work involves hours of roughing.

The milling spindle, by contrast, is rated at 100% duty cycle: 30 kW (40.2 hp) with 315 Nm (232.3 ft-lb), or 55 kW (73.8 hp) with 730 Nm (538.4 ft-lb). Speeds of 3,200 and 6,000 rpm are listed. Y travel is 500 or 600 mm (19.7 or 23.6 in) depending on version, X is 920 mm (36.2 in), and the B-axis swivels from -110° to +90°. Magazines hold 36, 72 or 108 tools.

Full Specifications

Parameter	Value
Swing Diameter Over Top Slide	900 mm
Turning Spindle Power Max	103 // 113 kW (40% duty cycle)
Milling Spindle Power Max	30 / 55 kW (100% duty cycle)
Milling Spindle Torque Max	315 / 730 Nm (100% duty cycle)
B Axis Swivel Angle	-110° / +90°
Y-Axis Travel	500/600 mm (19.7/23.6 in)
X-Axis Travel	920 mm (36.2 in)
Tool Magazine	36 / 72 / 108 stations
B Axis Range	-110°/+90°
Tool Capacity	36/72/108
Max Turning Diameter	Ø900 mm (35.4 in)
Max Turning Length	Up to 12,000 mm (472.4 in)
Milling Spindle Speed	3,200/6,000 rpm
Milling Spindle Power	30/55 kW (40.2/73.8 hp)
Milling Spindle Torque	315/730 N·m (232.3/538.4 ft-lb)
Max Spindle Speed	1,000/1,600 rpm
Spindle Motor Power	103/113 kW (138.1/151.5 hp)
Spindle Torque	10,160/14,000 N·m (7,493.6/10,325.9 ft-lb)

Specifications sourced from ellisontechnologies.com (authorised dealer / distributor, not the manufacturer's own site) — verified 2026-10-03

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

Turning torque of 10,160 or 14,000 Nm (7,493.6 or 10,325.9 ft-lb) with 103 or 113 kW at 40% duty cycle
Turning lengths up to 12,000 mm (472.4 in), twice the 6,000 mm (236.2 in) listed for the M80
Milling spindle option with 55 kW (73.8 hp) and 730 Nm (538.4 ft-lb) at 100% duty cycle
Y travel of 500 or 600 mm (19.7 or 23.6 in) and 920 mm (36.2 in) of X

Limitations

Turning diameter is Ø900 mm (35.4 in), smaller than the Ø1,000 mm (39.4 in) of the M80
Top turning speed is 1,000 or 1,600 rpm, so small-diameter sections of a shaft run at low surface speed
B-axis swivel is -110° to +90°, which is not symmetrical
The largest magazine listed has 108 stations
Milling speed is limited to 3,200 or 6,000 rpm depending on the spindle

Best For

Long shafts and rolls up to 12,000 mm (472.4 in) and Ø900 mm (35.4 in) Heavy roughing in tough materials at up to 14,000 Nm Deep-hole and large-cutter work on the 730 Nm milling spindle Long parts that would otherwise move between a lathe and a boring mill

Frequently Asked Questions

01 How much torque does the M100 Millturn turning spindle have?

Two figures are listed, 10,160 Nm and 14,000 Nm (7,493.6 and 10,325.9 ft-lb), with power of 103 or 113 kW (138.1 or 151.5 hp) at 40% duty cycle and top speeds of 1,000 and 1,600 rpm. The table does not link torque to speed row by row; the higher torque normally comes with the lower speed.

02 How long and how large a part can it turn?

Turning length is listed as up to 12,000 mm (472.4 in). Swing over the top slide and maximum turning diameter are both 900 mm (35.4 in). The table gives no workpiece weight, which matters at this length, so ask for the permitted load and for how a part of that length is to be supported.

03 What milling spindles are offered on the M100?

Two, both rated at 100% duty cycle: 30 kW (40.2 hp) with 315 Nm (232.3 ft-lb), and 55 kW (73.8 hp) with 730 Nm (538.4 ft-lb). Top speeds of 3,200 and 6,000 rpm are listed. The B-axis carrying the spindle swivels from -110° to +90°.

04 Why are there two Y travel figures?

The table lists Y travel as 500 or 600 mm (19.7 or 23.6 in) without saying what selects one or the other. Against a 900 mm swing the difference decides how wide a face can be milled in one position, so state the required Y stroke when asking for a quotation.

05 How does the M100 relate to the M120 and M150?

All three are listed with the same turning figures: 103 or 113 kW, 10,160 or 14,000 Nm and up to 12,000 mm (472.4 in) of length. They differ in diameter and travel. The M120 turns Ø1,140 mm (44.9 in) with 650 mm (25.6 in) of Y, and the M150 turns Ø1,480 mm (58.3 in) with 800 mm (31.5 in) of Y. The M100 is the slimmest at Ø900 mm (35.4 in).