SZGH-36 Y-Axis Turn-Mill Compound | 35mm Bar Capacity
Designed for complex small-diameter parts — precision shafts, connector bodies, medical implant components, and multi-feature fittings in the 20–35mm bar range. The SZGH-36Y's 4+4 power head configuration (4 end-face + 4 side-face live tool stations) and Y-axis travel support full prismatic feature machining on rotational parts in a single clamping.
Compatible with SZGH's CNC1000T controller for C-axis, Y-axis, and Z-axis simultaneous interpolation.
SZGH-46 Y-Axis Turn-Mill Compound | 45mm Bar Capacity
For medium-diameter complex parts — valve spools, hydraulic manifold stubs, automotive shafts with cross-features, and flange-type components in the 30–45mm bar range.The SZGH-46Y provides the same 4+4 power head architecture as the 36Y,
with a larger spindle bore, increased turret indexing torque,and support for heavier interrupted-cut milling on the side-face stations.
Ideal for automotive Tier-2 suppliers, hydraulic component manufacturers,and precision machining job shops handling medium-complexity part families.
Turn-Mill vs. Separate Lathe + Milling Machine — When to Choose Turn-Mill
A turn-mill compound machine delivers the most value when:
(1) parts require both turned diameters and milled features (cross-holes, flats, keyways, slots);
(2) secondary fixturing introduces dimensional variation or increases scrap rate;
(3) batch sizes are medium-to-high and cycle time per part is a competitive factor;
(4) floor space or operator headcount is constrained and a single machine replacing two reduces overhead.
For parts that are purely turned with no milled features, a standard CNC lathe remains the more cost-effective choice.
