Used Mazak INTEGREX e-1060V/8 II 5-Axis Machining Center

Author:JINYI           Date:2026-07-15

Used Mazak INTEGREX e-1060V/8 II 5-Axis Machining CenterThe Mazak INTEGREX e-1060V/8 II is a high-capacity, multi-tasking machining center designed for complex, heavy-duty production environments. This specific unit, currently in stock and available for inspection, offers a comprehensive "Done-in-One" solution, integrating turning and milling capabilities into a single setup. With a substantial X-axis travel of 1875 mm and a robust BT50 spindle, this machine is engineered for manufacturers requiring high-precision contouring and heavy material removal on large-scale components. Whether your shop handles automotive engine blocks, aerospace structural parts, or large-scale industrial molds, this machine provides the versatility to reduce setup times and improve part accuracy through its 5-axis simultaneous control.

Key Specifications and Production Readiness

Understanding the technical specifications of the INTEGREX e-1060V/8 II is essential to determining its fit for your specific part geometries. This machine is built for large-part machining, with a significant work envelope and high-torque capabilities.

Specification Detail
Model INTEGREX e-1060V/8 II
X/Y/Z Travel 1875 × 1060 × 1345 mm
Table Size 1000 × 1000 mm
B-Axis Range ±150°
C-Axis Range 360°
Spindle Taper BT50
Spindle Speed 5000 rpm
Tool Magazine Capacity 80 tools
Max Workpiece Dimensions 1250 mm (Diameter) × 1250 mm (Height)
Indexing Accuracy 0.001°
Pallet Speed 500 rpm

Production Implications:

  • Large Envelope: The 1875 mm X-axis travel combined with the 1250 mm workpiece height capacity makes this machine suitable for large, heavy castings or weldments.
  • Tooling Flexibility: The 80-tool magazine capacity reduces the need for manual tool changes during complex cycles, allowing for "lights-out" or extended unattended operation.
  • Heavy-Duty Cutting: The BT50 spindle interface provides the rigidity required for heavy-duty roughing operations, while the 5000 rpm speed maintains the surface finish requirements for finishing passes.
  • 5-Axis Contouring: The combination of the ±150° B-axis and 360° C-axis allows for complex part geometry machining in a single setup, minimizing the human error associated with re-fixturing parts.

Why This Machine is worth considering now

In the current market, finding a 5-axis machining center with this specific work envelope (1875 mm X-axis) that is immediately available is rare. Many shops are currently facing long lead times for new equipment. This Mazak INTEGREX e-1060V/8 II represents a "ready-to-work" asset. Because it combines turning and milling, it effectively replaces multiple machines on the shop floor, saving valuable floor space and reducing the logistics of moving parts between stations.

Its versatility means it is not tied to a single product line. If your production mix changes, this machine has the technical capability to pivot to different part types, from heavy automotive castings to complex aerospace geometries, making it a sound long-term capital investment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this machine available for immediate inspection?

A: Yes, this unit is currently in stock and is available for inspection. Please contact our sales team to arrange a visit for your technical personnel.

Q: Can this machine handle heavy-duty roughing?

A: Yes, the machine is equipped with a BT50 spindle, which is designed for high-torque, heavy-duty material removal, making it suitable for large components.

Q: What is the primary advantage of the 80-tool magazine?

A: The 80-tool capacity significantly reduces downtime for tool changes, especially in high-mix environments where different jobs require a large variety of tooling. It allows for longer unattended production runs.

Q: Is this machine suitable for small parts?

A: While capable, it is optimized for larger workpieces (up to 1250 mm). It may be over-specified for small, simple parts, but it is an ideal solution for complex, large-scale production.

Q: How do I proceed with an inquiry?

A: You can submit an inquiry through our contact form. Please include your company details and any specific questions regarding the machine's specifications or logistics to expedite the process.

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