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Haas ST-20

The current Haas ST-20 is an A2-6 turning center with an 8.3-inch chuck, 2.5-inch bar capacity, 13-inch maximum cutting diameter with the bolt-on turret, and 22.5-inch maximum cutting length. Haas also documents a previous ST-20 generation with different swing, bar capacity, travels, and footprint, so generation and serial context are required.

Company overview

The current Haas ST-20 is an A2-6 turning center with an 8.3-inch chuck, 2.5-inch bar capacity, 13-inch maximum cutting diameter with the bolt-on turret, and 22.5-inch maximum cutting length. Haas also documents a previous ST-20 generation with different swing, bar capacity, travels, and footprint, so generation and serial context are required.

Industries and applications

  • 8.3 in / 210 mm chuck and 2.5 in / 64 mm bar capacity.
  • Maximum cutting diameter and rear boring-bar clearance vary with turret configuration; maximum cutting length also varies with workholding.

Technical and quote details

  • X travel: 8.4 in / 213 mm.
  • Z travel: 22.5 in / 572 mm.
  • Spindle interface: A2-6 spindle nose.
  • Spindle speed: 4,000 rpm.
  • Spindle power: 20 hp / 14.9 kW.
  • Spindle torque: 150 ft-lbf at 500 rpm / 203 Nm at 500 rpm.
  • Spindle bore: 3.50 in / 88.9 mm.
  • Tool capacity: 12-station bolt-on or VDI turret in the standard-feature list.
  • Control: Haas Control.
  • Control: Ethernet.
  • Control: WiFi.
  • Control: Advanced Tool Management.
  • Control: HaasConnect.
  • Control: Rigid tapping.
  • Control: 1 GB standard program memory.
  • Compatibility, lineage, or lifecycle crosswalk: supersedes to haas-st-20-previous-generation (manufacturer-documented-generation). Generation relationship only; serial-specific applicability still requires the machine identification record. Evidence: https://www.haascnc.com/machines/lathes/st/models/standard/st-20.html

Selection notes

Variables to validate

  • The current and previous ST-20 generations have materially different swing, bar capacity, travels, and footprint.
  • Turret, chuck, sub-spindle, live-tooling, Y-axis, workholding, and automation options change the actual machine capability.
  • A model-level record is insufficient for service or retrofit work; retain serial number, build date, control software, option codes, and manuals when available.

Official product references

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