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EMCO HYPERTURN
EMCO HYPERTURN is a multi-axis turn-mill family for complete machining of complex workpieces. The lineup includes twin-spindle and multi-turret machines as well as POWERMILL configurations with a milling spindle and B axis, spanning compact bar work through large-diameter, long-part machining.
- Builder: EMCO.
- Series: HYPERTURN.
- Lifecycle status: current.
Company overview
EMCO HYPERTURN is a multi-axis turn-mill family for complete machining of complex workpieces. The lineup includes twin-spindle and multi-turret machines as well as POWERMILL configurations with a milling spindle and B axis, spanning compact bar work through large-diameter, long-part machining.
Industries and applications
- The family ranges from HYPERTURN 45 and 50 bar machines to HYPERTURN 200 POWERMILL for work up to a 1,000 mm turning diameter.
- Spindle, bed-length, bar-capacity, swing, turning-diameter, and shaft-support values vary substantially across HYPERTURN 45, 50, 65, 95, 100, 110, and 200.
- The collision-free envelope depends on turret or milling-spindle position, tooling projection, chucking, steady rests, tailstock, and sub-spindle configuration.
Technical and quote details
- Spindle interface: Model-specific main- and counter-spindle nose, bore, chuck, and workholding interface.
- Spindle speed: 1,800 to 7,000 rpm across the series; exact range depends on model and spindle package.
- Spindle power: 15 to 84 kW across the series.
- Tool capacity: Turret-based configurations and POWERMILL tool magazines vary by model; HYPERTURN 200 configurations offer 50, 100, or 200 tool stations.
- Control: Current controls include Siemens and Fanuc platforms on model-dependent configurations..
- Control: B-axis, Y-axis, second-spindle, second-turret, milling-spindle, and digital-assistant functions depend on the selected machine..
Selection notes
Variables to validate
- HYPERTURN identifies a broad machine family, not one capacity or architecture.
- POWERMILL, dual-turret, Y-axis, bed-length, spindle, and generation suffixes materially change machine capability and must remain in the exact model record.
- Do not infer tooling, workholding, programs, options, or automation compatibility between HYPERTURN models without model- and serial-specific documentation.
Official product references
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