Maximize Efficiency with CNC Mill Turn Machines

Multi-axis machining solutions engineered for complete turning, milling, drilling, tapping, and live-tool operations in a single setup.

CNC mill-turn centers combine turning, milling, drilling, tapping, and contouring operations in one platform with full live-tooling capability. These multi-axis machining systems allow manufacturers to complete complex parts in a single setup, improving geometric accuracy while dramatically reducing cycle times and operator handling.

Absolute Machine Tools offers one of the industry’s most complete selections of CNC mill-turn machines, covering everything from compact bar-fed production models to large, high-capacity automation-ready systems. Whether producing precision medical components, aerospace parts, or high-volume automotive work, these machines deliver speed, accuracy, and flexibility for true done-in-one manufacturing.

Benefits for Metal Cutting Manufacturers

  • Combine multiple machining operations into one setup
  • Eliminate secondary operations for improved precision and throughput
  • Reduce setup time, changeovers, and work-in-process inventory
  • Increase spindle utilization and floor-space efficiency
  • Integrate automation for continuous, lights-out production
  • Integrate automation for continuous, lights-out production

Machines

Nexturn SA(B) Series

7-Axis Economical & Efficient Swiss Lathes & 22 Tools

Nexturn SA(PII) Series

7-Axis Swiss Lathes equipped with Guide-Bushing for Bars up to 250mm Long

Nexturn SA(PYII) Series

8-Axis Swiss Lathes with Exchangeable Guide-Bushing designed for efficiency

Nexturn SA(XII) Series

9-Axis Swiss Lathes with Opt. B-Axis for complex machining

Nexturn SA(XIII) Series

11-Axis 3-Channel Swiss Lathes with (3) Y-Axes and Opposing Gang Tooling System with up to 14 Live Tools

Shimada – Kitako B6 Series

Camless 6 Spindle Automatic Lathes

Shimada – Kitako HS4200 Series

4 Spindle 2 Turrets Automatic Lathes

Shimada Kitako 2SI MKII Series

Twin Spindle Single Turret Automatic Lathes in 6″, 8″ & 10″ Chucks

LICO LNDD Series

10-Axis CNC Twin Spindle Multi-Slide Mill/Turn Centers

QuickTECH Eco Series

4 & 5 Axis Mill-Turn Centers with Tailstocks

QuickTECH ROBO Series

4-Axis Mill-Turn Centers with Integrated 6-Axis Robot & B-Axis

QuickTECH i-Twin Series

7-Axis Twin Spindle Mill-Turn Centers with B-Axis

QuickTECH i-Ultimate Series

10-Axis Twin Spindle Mill-Turn Centers with Dual B-Axes

QuickTECH S-ATM Series

9-Axis Compact Twin Spindle Mill-Turn Centers with B-Axis and ATC

QuickTECH T6 Series

Compact (2-Axis), T6 Mill (3-Axis) Mill-Turn Centers

Quicktech T8 Series Mill-Turn Centers

T8 Compact (2-Axis), T8 Mill (3-Axis) & T8 Twin Y (6-Axis) Mill-Turn Centers with Turrets

Quicktech T8 Hybrid Mill-Turn Center

9-Axis Mill-Turn Center with Turret & B-Axis

Solutions from Absolute Machine Tools

Nexturn Swiss-Type Mill-Turn Centers

Nexturn B, PII, and PYII Series Swiss-type lathes deliver exceptional precision for small, complex parts. Each model combines turning, milling, and drilling in one setup for consistent accuracy and faster cycle times. Nexturn machines are engineered for unattended production and are packaged with a matching FREE bar feeder, ensuring reliable, cost-effective lights-out machining for long runs and tight-tolerance components.

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Shimada Multi-Spindle Automatics

Shimada’s B6, HS4200, and 2SI MKII Series represent the highest level of productivity in multi-spindle mill-turn automation. Designed for mass production, each model features synchronized spindles, multiple tool stations, and built-in bar feeder systems that allow simultaneous turning and milling on several workpieces at once. These machines are ideal for automotive, hydraulic, and precision component manufacturers requiring maximum output and consistency.

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LICO CNC Screw Machines

LICO’s LNDD Series combines the efficiency of a multi-slide automatic lathe with the flexibility of a CNC mill-turn center. Multiple overlapping slides perform turning and live-tool milling simultaneously, drastically reducing cycle times for complex, high-volume parts. Each LICO mill-turn machine includes a FREE bar feeder package, delivering a complete automation-ready production system for continuous throughput and superior cost-per-part performance.

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Quicktech Multi-Axis Mill-Turn Centers

Quicktech’s i-Eco, i-Robo, i-Twin, i-Ultimate, S-ATM, T6, T8, and T8 Hybrid Series machines combine twin spindles, dual Y-axes, and up to 10-axis simultaneous machining for the ultimate in precision and flexibility. Two models feature an integrated 6-axis robot for part loading, unloading, and transfer between spindles. Every Quicktech mill-turn center is automation-ready and includes a FREE bar feeder package, making it an exceptional value for complex small-part production.

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Absolute Machine Tools provides complete mill-turn machining solutions — from compact Swiss-type centers to high-volume multi-spindles and automation-integrated systems. Our applications engineers and automation specialists work with manufacturers to develop turnkey solutions that improve productivity, reduce setups, and enhance part quality. Contact us today to learn more.

Embracing Automation

Our A+ Automation team offers simple and affordable solutions for CNC machine automation

Frequently Asked Questions About Mill/Turn Machines

Why use a CNC turning and milling machine?

A CNC turning and milling machine is a computer-controlled machine that can be used to create precision parts. The machine is operated by a trained operator who feeds it a program that tells it how to shape the piece of material. The CNC turning and milling machine can create highly accurate and repeatable results, making it an invaluable tool for manufacturers. In addition, the machine can be used to create parts with complex geometry that would be difficult or impossible to create with traditional machining methods. As a result, the turning and milling machine has become an essential tool for many manufacturers.

A CNC turning milling machine can offer many benefits over a traditional machine. For one, it can be programmed to perform a variety of tasks, meaning that it can be used for a wide range of projects. Additionally, CNC machines are highly accurate, meaning that they can produce consistent results. Finally, CNC machines are relatively fast, meaning that they can increase productivity in a workshop setting. Consequently, a CNC turn center or CNC mill center can be an essential piece of equipment for any business that relies on precision manufacturing.

A CNC milling and turning machine can be a great asset to any business that relies on machining for their production process. There are many benefits, including the fact that they are very precise, repeatable, and fast. 

In addition, these machines can be programmed to produce very intricate results that would be difficult or impossible to achieve with traditional machining methods. As a result, businesses that invest in CNC technology can reap significant rewards in terms of increased productivity and improved product quality.

What are the basics of CNC milling and turning?

CNC milling and turning are two of the most common CNC machining processes. CNC milling involves using a rotating cutting tool to remove material from a workpiece. CNC turning, on the other hand, uses a non-rotating cutting tool to shape a workpiece. Both milling and turning can be performed on a variety of materials, including metals, plastics, and composites. In general, CNC milling is better suited for creating flat surfaces, while CNC turning is better suited for creating cylindrical shapes. However, both processes can be used to create a wide variety of shapes and geometry.

How does a CNC turning milling machine work?

CNC turning and milling machines are computer-controlled tools that are used to create precise, intricate parts for a variety of industries. The machines work by using a rotating cutting tool to remove material from a workpiece. The turning process is used to create cylindrical parts, while the milling process is used to create flat or irregularly shaped surfaces. Both processes can be performed on a variety of materials, including metals, plastics, and composites. 

A turning and milling machine combines the functions of a lathe and a mill. These machines are typically used to produce small, intricate parts such as those used in the electronics or medical industries. 

To create a part, the turning and milling machine first starts with a block of material known as a workpiece. The machine then uses a variety of tools to remove material from the workpiece, shaping it into the desired shape. The turning process involves rotating the workpiece while cutting tools are used to remove material. The milling process, on the other hand, involves moving the workpiece past a rotating cutting tool. Both processes can be performed simultaneously on a turning and milling machine, allowing for greater efficiency and accuracy. 

They are capable of producing extremely precise parts, making them an essential tool in many manufacturing industries. In addition to being more precise than manual turning and milling methods, CNC machines can also produce parts faster and with less waste. As a result, CNC turning and milling machines have become an essential part of manufacturing operations around the world.

What industries use a CNC machine for milling and turning?

CNC turning and milling machines are used in a variety of industries to create precision components. Automotive, aerospace, and medical manufacturers use CNC machines to create engine parts, drive shafts, and surgical instruments. 

For example, aerospace companies use CNC machines to create parts for airplanes and satellites. Automotive companies use CNC machines to create parts for cars and trucks. Medical companies use CNC machines to create implants and prosthetics. In the electronics industry, CNC machines are used to produce circuit boards and other components. 

Even the food and beverage industry relies on CNC technology to create packaging and cans. As you can see, CNC turning and milling machines are an essential part of many different industries. Without them, many products would simply not be possible.

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