Reference record MBB·TURNING-CENTERS-LATHES/MAZAK-SLANT-TURN-800 Updated 2026-10-10
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Model SLANT TURN 800
Bed length type 3000U / 4000U
Chuck size 21"
Max. spindle speed 750 rpm
Max. torque (Low speed winding: Low range) 8979 ft-lbs
Spindle motor (30 min. rating) 60 kW (80 HP)
Spindle motor (cont. rating) 45 kW (60 HP)
Tool storage capacity 15
X-axis 472 IPM
Z-axis 551 IPM
Tailstock center MT No.6
Machine weight 49720 lbs / 54570 lbs
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Spec data: Standard (11 fields) · compiled from manufacturer and public sources · reference updated 2026-10-10.
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SLANT TURN 800
From the published model specification. Spindle rating is not the machine’s total connected load; confirm the exact unit’s data plate and electrical drawings.
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About the Mazak SLANT TURN 800 The Mazak SLANT TURN 800 is catalogued under Turning Centers & Lathes in The Machine Blue Book CNC machine reference library. This entry documents the machine for identification and education; specifications above are compiled from manufacturer and public sources and describe the model, not a specific unit.
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