Single-setup mill-turn
Complete all operations in a single setup: turning, milling, boring, drilling and more.
- Full 5-axis machining
- Vertical turning operations
- Pallet-changing capability
Large-Part 5-Axis CNC Machining
Mill-turn and 5-axis machining for large, complex industrial components on Mazak INTEGREX equipment.
5-Axis Machining at a glance
5 INTEGREX 5-axis machines
Plus an INTEGREX 50Y/1500 listed with the CNC lathes.
0.0001° C-axis
C-axis positioning in 0.0001-degree increments on the e-670H II.
78 in OD turning
On the Mazak INTEGREX e-1550 with dual chucks.
One setup
Turning, milling, boring and drilling completed in a single setup.
CBM Precision Parts provides 5-axis CNC machining and mill-turn capabilities for complex industrial components. Our Mazak INTEGREX equipment combines turning and milling operations to support precision manufacturing of large, demanding parts while reducing the need for multiple setups.
Published capacities include 42 in OD × 240 in length on the INTEGREX e-670H II, 78 in OD turning on the INTEGREX e-1550 and 72 × 98 × 98 in on the INTEGREX e-1850V/12 II.
5-axis machining capabilities
What our Mazak INTEGREX machines do, as documented for each machine.
The INTEGREX e-1850V/12 II combines full 5-axis machining, vertical turning and pallet changing to process large, highly complex parts. Its two-pallet changer lets an operator load, unload and inspect a part on one pallet while the machine works on the other.
On the horizontal INTEGREX e-670H II, the B-axis milling spindle supports both indexed positioning and contouring, and the C-axis is driven by a drop-worm system in 0.0001-degree increments. A fully programmable, servo-driven steady rest and tailstock support long workpieces.
Depending on the part, features can be machined with indexed positioning or with contouring motion. Either way, turning, milling, boring and drilling are completed on the same machine.
Mazak INTEGREX equipment
Capacities as listed on the CBM facility list.
| Machine | Capacity | Configuration |
|---|---|---|
| Mazak INTEGREX e-1850V/12 II | 72 × 98 × 98 in capacity | Mill-turn, 72 in chuck, two-pallet changer |
| Mazak INTEGREX e-1550 | 78 in OD turning | Dual chucks |
| Mazak INTEGREX e-1550V/10 II | Confirmed at quote | Two pallets |
| Mazak INTEGREX e-670H II | 42 in OD × 240 in length capacity | Mill-turn, B-axis indexing or contouring |
| Mazak INTEGREX 650 | 32 in OD × 180 in length capacity | Mill-turn |
| Mazak INTEGREX 50Y/1500 | Confirmed at quote | Listed with the CNC lathes |
Final fit depends on part weight, geometry and fixturing. Send the drawing or model and our team will confirm the right machine.
Applications for complex industrial components
Parts that suit multi-tasking machines.
The INTEGREX line is built for heavy, large-diameter, shaft-type workpieces and for large, highly complex parts. Mazak lists aerospace, heavy construction and energy among the industries that use these machines, and CBM serves all three.
- Shaft-type workpieces on the e-670H II (42 in OD × 240 in length capacity)
- 78 in OD turning on the e-1550
- Large, complex parts on the e-1850V/12 II (72 × 98 × 98 in capacity)
- Repeat parts that benefit from pallet changing
- 5-axis prototypes
- Parts that need turned and milled features in one setup
Why combine milling and turning?
Fewer setups
Turning, milling, boring and drilling are completed in a single setup instead of moving the part from machine to machine.
Less handling
Moving a heavy part across several workstations introduces inaccuracies. Keeping it on one machine removes those transfers and the work-in-process between them.
Better access
A B-axis milling spindle that indexes or contours reaches angled faces and features that would otherwise need another fixture.
What 5-axis work covers
Large, complex parts finished with fewer setups.
Large vertical turning
Large-diameter work on Mazak INTEGREX vertical mill-turn centers.
- e-1850V/12 II: 72 × 98 × 98 in capacity
- e-1550 with dual chucks: 78 in OD turning
- e-1550V/10 II with two pallets
Long horizontal mill-turn
Long shafts and rolls machined complete on horizontal INTEGREX centers.
- e-670H II: 42 in OD × 240 in
- INTEGREX 650: 32 in OD × 180 in
- C-axis in 0.0001-degree increments
5-axis equipment
From the CBM facility list.
Mazak INTEGREX mill-turn centers
- Mazak INTEGREX e-1850V/12 II72 × 98 × 98 in capacity
- Mazak INTEGREX e-1550Dual chucks, 78 in OD turning
- Mazak INTEGREX e-1550V/10 IITwo pallets
- Mazak INTEGREX e-670H II42 in OD × 240 in long
- Mazak INTEGREX 65032 in OD × 180 in long
- Mazak INTEGREX 50Y/1500Listed with the CNC lathes
Programming
- Esprit
- Edgecam
- SolidWorks× 3
Complex part? Get it quoted.
Send the model or drawing. We program, machine and inspect in house, and rush work is available 24/7.
Industries we serve
From print to delivery
Quote
Send drawings, models or a sample part. Our team responds promptly.
Engineer
No drawing? We reverse engineer the part and create CAD.
Manufacture
Machining, welding and fabrication under one roof, 20 hours a day.
Inspect
QC technicians verify components with FARO metrology and NDT.
Deliver
Shipped from Bessemer City, less than 2 miles from I-85.
Request a 5-axis machining quote
Tell us about the part or the job. Our team will respond promptly.
What to include
- Drawings, 3D models or photos of the part
- Material and grade
- Quantity
- Tolerances and any inspection requirements
- When you need it
- No drawing? Describe the part and we can reverse engineer it
Common questions
What 5-axis machines does CBM run?
Five Mazak INTEGREX machines are listed for 5-axis machining: the e-1850V/12 II, e-670H II, INTEGREX 650, e-1550 and e-1550V/10 II. An INTEGREX 50Y/1500 is listed with the CNC lathes.
What capacities does CBM publish for its INTEGREX machines?
Published capacities include 72 × 98 × 98 in on the INTEGREX e-1850V/12 II, 78 in OD turning on the e-1550, and 42 in OD × 240 in length on the e-670H II. Final fit depends on weight, geometry and fixturing, so send the drawing and we will confirm.
What materials can CBM machine?
Metals and plastics, including 300-series and 410 stainless steel, aluminum, carbon and alloy steels such as 4140 and 4340, Inconel, Hastelloy X, Waspaloy and titanium. Include the material and grade with your RFQ.
Do I need a 3D model to get a quote?
No. Drawings, 3D models or photos all work. If no drawing exists, our engineering department can reverse engineer the part. Programming is done in house in Esprit and Edgecam.
How are 5-axis parts inspected?
QC technicians inspect parts before delivery with FARO laser tracking and portable CMM arms. FARO CMM reports of critical features are available when required.
How do I request a quote?
Use the Request a Quote form or email sales@cbm-nc.com with your drawing or model, material, quantity, tolerances and required date. For urgent work, call 704-864-6084.
What certifications does CBM hold?
CBM is certified to ISO 9001:2015 by Perry Johnson Registrars, and is a woman-owned business.