The Mazak Syncrex 32/9X is a high-performance Syncrex Swiss turning machine engineered for precision and efficiency. As a Swiss-style CNC lathe, it delivers exceptional stability and thermal control, ensuring consistent accuracy across demanding applications. Ideal for detail machining on complex parts, it provides manufacturers in precision-driven industries with reliable performance and repeatable quality.
Syncrex 32/9X Features:
| Model | SYNCREX 32/9X |
|---|---|
| Max Workpiece Diameter | 1.25" |
| Max Machining Length | 12.59" |
The Syncrex 32/9X is a precision-built Swiss-style CNC lathe engineered for stability and accuracy. With its rigid structure and advanced thermal control, this Syncrex Swiss turning machine delivers reliable performance across demanding production environments. It’s ideal for industries where tight tolerances are critical because it’s great for detail machining on complex parts.
Equipped with advanced tool changers, the Syncrex 32/9X supports continuous machining by preparing the next tool during active cutting. This reduces idle time, maximizes spindle utilization, and ensures dependable throughput. For high-volume or high-mix production, this feature enables manufacturers to stay efficient without sacrificing precision.
This Swiss-style CNC lathe completes complex parts in a single setup because of its 5-axis machining capabilities. In addition, its simultaneous movement across multiple surfaces eliminates repositioning, reduces setup errors, and improves consistency. Powered by Smooth CNC control, it also integrates AI-driven tool path optimization, digital twin simulation, and real-time diagnostics. This intelligent system streamlines programming, shortens cycle times, and gives operators greater control over machining processes.
| Model | SYNCREX 32/9X |
|---|---|
| Max Workpiece Diameter | 1.25" |
| Max Machining Length | 12.59" |
| Capacity | Max. machining diameter | Φ1.25″ |
|---|---|---|
| Max. machining length GB (one chucking) | 12.59″ | |
| Main Spindle | Max. spindle speed | 8000 rpm |
| Power requirement (40% ED) | 5.5 kW (8 HP) | |
| Second Spindle | Max. spindle speed | 8000 rpm |
| Power requirement (40% ED) | 5.5 kW (8 HP) | |
| Turret | Number of tools | 39 |
| 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 | 1378 IPM |
| Y1-axis | 1378 IPM | |
| Z1-axis | 1378 IPM | |
| X2-axis | 1378 IPM | |
| Y2-axis | 1378 IPM | |
| Z2-axis | 1378 IPM | |
| Machine size | Width × Depth (MAZATROL SmoothStX) | 52″ × 99.2″ |
| Height | 78.9″ | |
| Weight | 12200 lbs |
*B-axis Contouring : 9X Model only
The Mazak Syncrex 32/9X combines 1.25-inch bar capacity with B-axis contouring and a high-density tool layout. It is configured for complex parts that require changing tool angles on both front- and back-working operations. Manufacturers in A.W. Miller’s territory can work with Mazak-trained application engineers to review tooling, workholding, automation, installation, and long-term service requirements.
The standard Syncrex 32/9X configuration includes 1.25 in bar capacity, 12.59 in maximum machining length, 8,000 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 32/9X include:
Syncrex 32/9X supports programmable-angle milling and drilling, contouring, chamfering, and other features that require changing tool orientation.
Machine specifications list capacity remains 1.25 inches, with actual production limits governed by the material, guide bushing, collet, and feeder.
Machine specifications list maximum machining length is 12.59 inches, subject to feature location, tooling, and part-transfer strategy.
Syncrex 32/9X helps when front work, back work, fixed-tool cutting, and B-axis milling can overlap or be redistributed to reduce waiting between channels.
It supports programmable-angle milling and drilling, contouring, chamfering, and other features that require changing tool orientation.
Yes. Published capacity remains 1.25 inches, with actual production limits governed by the material, guide bushing, collet, and feeder.
Published maximum machining length is 12.59 inches, subject to feature location, tooling, and part-transfer strategy.
It helps when front work, back work, fixed-tool cutting, and B-axis milling can overlap or be redistributed to reduce waiting between channels.
Every OD, ID, cross, end-working, B-axis, cutoff, and back-working tool must be assigned to an available station and checked for clearance.