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Willemin-Macodel 408B

Est. $550,000 - $780,000 Specs verified 2026-10-03 · willemin-macodel.com Updated 2026-10-03
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Key Specifications

X Travel

250 mm

Y Travel

200 mm

Z Travel

310 mm

Max Spindle

30,000 min-1 (42,000 min-1)

Spindle Taper

HSK-E40 (HSK-A40/CAPTO C4)

Tool Capacity

48 (72)

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How much does the Willemin-Macodel 408B cost?

Estimated price range

Est.$550,000 - $780,000

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

Willemin-Macodel 408B — price

Est.$550,000 - $780,000

This is our best estimate for a machine of this type and class, built from published prices of comparable mill-turn / multi-tasking machines and typical dealer pricing. Willemin-Macodel has not published a list price for the Willemin-Macodel 408B that we can cite. Treat it as a planning number, not a quote.

What moves the final price

  • Spindle, control and probing options
  • Tool changer capacity and tooling package
  • Automation — pallet changers, bar feeders, robot cells
  • Freight, rigging, installation and training
  • Region, dealer and time of year

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Overview

The Willemin-Macodel 408B is a machining center with A and B rotary axes that works from bar: it takes stock up to Ø40 mm and mills it inside 250 mm of X, 200 mm of Y and 310 mm of Z travel. The spindle runs to 30,000 min-1 on an HSK-E40 taper, and the whole machine stands on 3 m² of floor.

The part is carried by the A axis, which has an A4 cone interface and turns at 200 min-1 in milling mode. That is the only A-axis speed in the 408B table. The 408MT, on the same travels and the same 1685 x 1795 x 2305 mm outline, lists a turning mode at 6,000 min-1 as well and takes Ø36 mm bar. The choice between the two comes down to the larger bar here against the turning mode there.

A torque motor drives the B axis through -15° to +100° at up to 250 min-1, with 0.0001° resolution. With that much swing between tool and part, the end face of the bar, its flank and the angled features in between can be machined in one clamping. Linear axes move at up to 40 m/min with 0.0125 µm resolution.

Several rows carry a second value in brackets: HSK-A40/CAPTO C4 beside HSK-E40, 42,000 min-1 beside 30,000 min-1, grease beside air-oil lubrication, and 72 beside 48 tools. Read these as alternative versions and confirm which apply to a quoted machine. Tool change takes 0.8 sec tool to tool and under 3 sec chip to chip. DTS dynamic thermal stabilization and tool management are integrated, and the control is a FANUC 31i-B5 PLUS iHMI Pro.

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Full Specifications

Parameter Value
X-Axis Travel 250 mm
Y-Axis Travel 200 mm
Z-Axis Travel 310 mm
Linear Axes Max Feed Speed 40 m/min
Linear Axes Resolution 0.0125 µm
Bar Capacity Ø40 mm
A Axis Interface A4 cone
A Axis Speed Milling Mode 200 min-1
B Axis Drive Torque motor
B Axis Angular Movement -15° to +100°
B Axis Max Feed Speed 250 min-1
B Axis Resolution 0.0001°
Spindle Taper HSK-E40 (HSK-A40/CAPTO C4)
Max Spindle Speed 30,000 min-1 (42,000 min-1)
Spindle Lubrication Air-oil (Grease)
Spindle Resolution ±0.02°
Dts Dynamic Thermal Stabilization Integrated
Tool Capacity 48 (72)
Tool to Tool Changeover 0.8 sec
Chip to Chip Change < 3 sec
Tool Management Integrated
CNC Control FANUC 31i-B5 PLUS iHMI Pro
Dimensions W X D X H 1685 x 1795 x 2305 mm
Floor Area 3 m²

Specifications sourced from willemin-macodel.com — verified 2026-10-03

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Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

  • Bar capacity of Ø40 mm, larger than the Ø36 mm of the 408MT on the same travels
  • B axis on a torque motor with -15° to +100° of angular movement and 0.0001° resolution
  • 30,000 min-1 spindle on HSK-E40, with 42,000 min-1 shown in brackets as the alternative
  • Tool changeover in 0.8 sec tool to tool and under 3 sec chip to chip, from a 48-tool magazine (72 in brackets)
  • Stands on 3 m² of floor: 1685 x 1795 mm in plan and 2305 mm high
  • DTS dynamic thermal stabilization and tool management are both integrated

Limitations

  • The A axis is listed only at 200 min-1 in milling mode; the 408MT table adds a 6,000 min-1 turning mode that this one lacks
  • Stock is limited to Ø40 mm bar, and Y travel to 200 mm
  • HSK-E40 and the bracketed HSK-A40/CAPTO C4 are small interfaces, which rules out large roughing tools
  • The table states no spindle power or torque and no machine weight
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Best For

Small complex parts milled complete from bar up to Ø40 mm Multi-face work within the -15° to +100° B-axis movement Small-tool milling at 30,000 min-1 with 0.8 sec tool changes Shops short of floor space: the machine covers 3 m²
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Frequently Asked Questions

01 What is the difference between the 408B and the 408MT?

Bar size and the A axis. The 408B takes Ø40 mm bar and its table gives the A axis one speed, 200 min-1 in milling mode. The 408MT takes Ø36 mm bar and lists a turning mode at 6,000 min-1 in addition. Travels, spindle, tool capacity, control and outside dimensions are the same in both tables.

02 What spindle does the 408B have?

An HSK-E40 spindle running to 30,000 min-1 with air-oil lubrication. In brackets the table shows HSK-A40/CAPTO C4, 42,000 min-1 and grease as alternatives. Spindle resolution is listed as ±0.02°. No power or torque figure is given, so ask Willemin-Macodel for the spindle data of the version being quoted.

03 How many tools does the 408B hold?

48 tools, with 72 shown in brackets as the larger alternative. Changeover takes 0.8 sec tool to tool and less than 3 sec chip to chip, and tool management is integrated.

04 How far do the axes of the 408B travel?

X is 250 mm, Y is 200 mm and Z is 310 mm, with a maximum feed speed of 40 m/min and a resolution of 0.0125 µm on the linear axes. The B axis moves from -15° to +100° at up to 250 min-1, and the A axis turns at 200 min-1 in milling mode.

05 How much space does the 408B need?

The machine measures 1685 x 1795 x 2305 mm (width x depth x height) and the floor area is given as 3 m². The table lists no weight, so get that figure from the maker before planning the floor and the lift.

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