Yasda Precision 5-Axis Machining Centers

Yasda YMC 430

Est. $400,000 - $600,000 Specs verified 2026-10-03 · yasda.co.jp Updated 2026-10-03

Key Specifications

X Travel

420 mm

Y Travel

300 mm

Z Travel

250 mm

Max Spindle

200-40,000 min-1 (1,500-80,000 min-1 spindle opt.)

Spindle Taper

HSK-E32 (HSK-E25 with the 1,500-80,000 min-1 spindle opt.)

Tool Capacity

32 tools (90 tools opt.)

How much does the Yasda YMC 430 cost?

Estimated price range

Est.$400,000 - $600,000

Our best estimate for a 5-axis machining center in this class — not a quote from Yasda Precision. Configuration moves it a long way.

Overview

The Yasda YMC 430 is a small-envelope, high-speed machining center: 420 mm of X travel, 300 mm of Y and 250 mm of Z, with a spindle that runs 200-40,000 min-1 on an HSK-E32 taper. Everything about those figures points at small cutters and fine detail, not at metal removal. An E32 interface holds tools sized for electrodes, small mould inserts and miniature precision parts, and the speed range is set to match.

Yasda lists a second spindle as an option, 1,500-80,000 min-1, and it changes the tool interface with it: the taper becomes HSK-E25. That is a decision to make at order, because holders bought for one taper do not fit the other. The faster spindle also gives up the slow end of the range, starting at 1,500 min-1 where the standard one starts at 200 min-1, so work that mixes larger cutters with very small ones sits better on the standard spindle.

The magazine holds 32 tools as standard, with 90 tools as an option, and an EROWA/System 3R robot interface is listed as an option for pallet-based loading. Long unattended runs on small parts use many duplicate tools, which is where the larger magazine earns its place. The control is a FANUC 31i-B5 Plus. Machine height is 2670 mm, worth checking against the door and ceiling on the way in. For scale, the YBM 950V is a much larger frame, at 900 mm by 500 mm by 350 mm of travel with a MAS BT40 taper.

Full Specifications

Parameter	Value
X-Axis Travel	420 mm
Y-Axis Travel	300 mm
Z-Axis Travel	250 mm
Max Spindle Speed	200-40,000 min-1 (1,500-80,000 min-1 spindle opt.)
Spindle Taper	HSK-E32 (HSK-E25 with the 1,500-80,000 min-1 spindle opt.)
Tool Capacity	32 tools (90 tools opt.)
Robot Interface	EROWA/System 3R (opt.)
CNC Control	FANUC 31i-B5 Plus
Machine Height	2670 mm

Specifications sourced from yasda.co.jp — verified 2026-10-03

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

Standard spindle runs 200-40,000 min-1 on an HSK-E32 taper, a range suited to small-diameter cutters
Optional 1,500-80,000 min-1 spindle with an HSK-E25 taper for the smallest tools
32 tools in the standard magazine, with 90 tools available as an option
EROWA/System 3R robot interface is offered as an option for automated pallet loading
FANUC 31i-B5 Plus control, the same one listed on the YBM 950V and YBM Vi40

Limitations

Travels of 420 mm, 300 mm and 250 mm restrict the machine to small workpieces and fixtures
The 80,000 min-1 spindle is an option and changes the taper to HSK-E25, so it needs its own set of holders
The 90-tool magazine and the EROWA/System 3R robot interface are both options, not part of the base machine
Yasda's table for this model gives no table size, load or spindle power figure, so those need to be confirmed with the maker

Best For

Small precision parts that fit within 420 mm by 300 mm by 250 mm of travel Small-tool finishing at up to 40,000 min-1 on the standard HSK-E32 spindle Micro-tool work with the optional 1,500-80,000 min-1 HSK-E25 spindle Unattended running with the optional 90-tool magazine and robot interface

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What spindle options does the YMC 430 have?

Two. The standard spindle runs 200-40,000 min-1 with an HSK-E32 taper. The option runs 1,500-80,000 min-1 and uses an HSK-E25 taper instead, so the choice of spindle also fixes which tool holders the machine takes.

02 How many tools does the YMC 430 hold?

32 tools as standard. Yasda lists 90 tools as an option. With an HSK-E32 or HSK-E25 taper the tools are small, and jobs that run for many hours on fine cutters usually need duplicates of the same tool, so the larger magazine matters more than the count alone suggests.

03 What are the travels of the YMC 430?

420 mm on X, 300 mm on Y and 250 mm on Z. For comparison, the YBM 950V lists 900 mm, 500 mm and 350 mm, so the YMC 430 is the machine for work that fits in less than half of that X stroke.

04 Can the YMC 430 be loaded by a robot?

Yasda lists an EROWA/System 3R robot interface as an option. It is not part of the base machine, so it has to be specified at order along with the pallet system it is meant to work with. Machine height is 2670 mm, which is the figure to check when planning the cell around it.