Engineered for high-volume precision, the Mazak Syncrex 20/9X delivers advanced 5-axis Swiss-style machining for complex micro-components. Built for speed and accuracy, this Swiss lathe enhances productivity and precision in demanding manufacturing environments.
Syncrex 20/9X Features:
| Model | Syncrex 20/9X |
|---|---|
| Max Workpiece Diameter | .75" |
| Max Machining Length | 8.07" |
The Mazak Syncrex 20/9X is a high-performance Swiss lathe engineered for precision and efficiency in small-component production. It delivers full 5-axis Swiss-style machining through its B-axis tool post. As a result, machinists can achieve intricate contours and complex geometries in a single setup. The 20/9X is ideal for high-mix prototyping and light- to medium-volume production runs because of the compact 20 mm bar capacity and max capability of 36 tools (20 static and 16 live).
Constructed on a rigid one-piece HDCC foundation, the Syncrex 20/9X achieves 10% greater rigidity compared to traditional cast-iron designs. In addition, the advanced base reduces vibration by up to 80% and minimizes thermal growth, extending tool life by 30%. It also featured spline-connected sliding, which enhances precision while reducing material waste. As a result, these innovations deliver consistent accuracy, long-term stability, and superior surface finishes during long production runs.
Mazak Swiss machines include removable guide bushing adapters. As a result, operators can decrease downtime by performing setup tasks offline.In addition, the MAZATROL SmoothSt CNC control features an intuitive 15-inch touchscreen and full keyboard for faster programming and simplified operation. Machine shops can also increase usability and throughput with consistent precision by taking advantage of optional packages like Mazak Swiss Setup Assist and Dynamic Chip Control.
| Model | Syncrex 20/9X |
|---|---|
| Max Workpiece Diameter | .75" |
| Max Machining Length | 8.07" |
| Capacity | Max. machining diameter | Φ0.75″ |
|---|---|---|
| Max. machining length GB (one chucking) | 8.07″ | |
| Main Spindle | Max. spindle speed | 10000 rpm |
| Power requirement (40% ED) | 3.7 kW (5 HP) | |
| Second Spindle | Max. spindle speed | 10000 rpm |
| Power requirement (40% ED) | 3.7 kW (5 HP) | |
| Turret | Number of tools | 36 |
| OD | 8 | |
| Cross live tool | 4 | |
| Back working | 8 | |
| End working tools | 2 | |
| Boring bar holder (Main / Sub) | 4 / 4 | |
| B-axis Tool* (Main / Sub) | 3 / 3 | |
| Rapid traverse rate | X1-axis | 1377 IPM |
| Y1-axis | 1377 IPM | |
| Z1-axis | 1377 IPM | |
| X2-axis | 1377 IPM | |
| Y2-axis | 1377 IPM | |
| Z2-axis | 1377 IPM | |
| Machine size | Width × Depth (MAZATROL SmoothStX) | 48.23″ × 88.58″ |
| Height | 66.93″ | |
| Weight | 7850 lbs |
*B-axis Contouring : 9X Model only
The Mazak Syncrex 20/9X brings B-axis tool positioning to bar-fed components within the 20 mm size range. It is intended for small parts with angled holes, compound chamfers, contours, and complex cutoff-side features. As an authorized Mazak distributor, A.W. Miller supports manufacturers across its territory with application review, machine integration, operator training, and field service.
When sizing an application for the Syncrex 20/9X, manufacturers should account for 0.75 in bar capacity, 8.07 in machining length, 10,000 RPM main and second spindles, and B-axis contouring. Final capacity and equipment should be confirmed against the complete part, fixture, tool, and automation plan.
Applications commonly evaluated for the Mazak Syncrex 20/9X include:
B-axis tooling supports angled holes, contoured milling, compound chamfers, flats, and other features requiring programmable tool orientation.
Machine specifications list main- and second-spindle speed is 10,000 RPM.
The second-spindle tool layout supports back-working; the exact B-axis and driven-tool allocation must be checked against the feature plan.
Syncrex 20/9X is appropriate when the bar diameter stays within 0.75 inch and the smaller platform and tooling layout satisfy every feature.
B-axis tooling supports angled holes, contoured milling, compound chamfers, flats, and other features requiring programmable tool orientation.
Published main- and second-spindle speed is 10,000 RPM.
The second-spindle tool layout supports back-working; the exact B-axis and driven-tool allocation must be checked against the feature plan.
It is appropriate when the bar diameter stays within 0.75 inch and the smaller platform and tooling layout satisfy every feature.
Validate guide-bushing support, burr control, tool access, cutoff, transfer, inspection method, surface requirements, and traceable process capability.