Nexturn SA(PYII) Series – 8-Axis Swiss Lathes with Dual Y-Axes, 27 Tools & Exchangeable Guide Bushings
The Nexturn SA(PYII) Series includes the SA-20PYII (20mm / 0.787″), SA-32PYII (32mm / 1.26″), and SA-38PYII (38mm / 1.496″) high-precision 8-axis Swiss-type CNC automatic lathes. These machines feature dual Y-axes, an exchangeable rotary guide bushing, and modular rotary spindles that provide exceptional versatility for complex part geometries. The SA(PYII) Series is designed for manufacturers requiring precision production turning in industries such as medical, aerospace & defense, automotive, electronics, and general small-parts manufacturing.
With their rigid one-piece cast-iron beds optimized by FEM analysis, powerful built-in motor spindles, and advanced FANUC Oi-TF Plus dual-path controls, these high-performance machines deliver the accuracy, rigidity, and productivity needed for today’s competitive market. Compared to alternatives from Marubeni Citizen-Cincom, Star, Mazak, Doosan, Tornos, Swiss-Tech, Swissturn, and Hanwha, Nexturn’s SA(PYII) Series offers outstanding value with uncompromising quality and precision.
Key Features
Specifications
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SA-20PYII
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SA-32PYII
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SA-38PYII
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FREE TRACER 20 Bar Feeder |
FREE TRACER 32V Bar Feeder |
FREE TRACER 51V Bar Feeder Package |
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Number of Axes 41320_edf078-0a> |
8 41320_e1b324-fa> |
8 41320_e79e2a-55> |
8 41320_047de3-af> |
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Number of Channels 41320_09e216-d5> |
2 41320_87879c-d4> |
2 41320_67aee8-ee> |
2 41320_98835c-e3> |
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Bar Capacity 41320_584eb7-7d> |
20 mm 41320_11ed32-26> |
32 mm 41320_1576dc-53> |
38 mm 41320_4c8543-a4> |
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Guide Bushing Type 41320_a004a3-33> |
Exchangeable 41320_0890d1-9a> |
Exchangeable 41320_048065-70> |
Exchangeable 41320_f1e088-26> |
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Main Spindle (Integral) 41320_45eafe-aa> |
5 HP / 10,000 RPM 41320_bc08ef-51> |
10 HP / 8,000 RPM 41320_847de2-de> |
10 HP / 8,000 RPM 41320_5ebe29-98> |
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Sub Spindle (Integral) 41320_a0fbbb-58> |
3 HP / 8,000 RPM 41320_cae2bc-18> |
5 HP / 8,000 RPM 41320_d808a1-23> |
5 HP / 8,000 RPM 41320_dd726d-3b> |
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Max. Turning Length |
8″ / 2.36″ 41320_036122-e9> |
8″ / 3.15″ 41320_4914c5-30> |
8″ / 3.15″ 41320_b3bb37-e8> |
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Total Tools 41320_b5088d-4e> |
27 41320_afe283-0c> |
25 41320_1ed536-f1> |
24 41320_1a2b21-28> |
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Fixed Tools (Front/Rear) 41320_0af198-d6> |
12 / 4 41320_3c551c-c5> |
12 / 4 41320_b27eb8-f0> |
11 / 4 41320_0851a7-ed> |
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Live Tools (Front/Rear) 41320_943d78-2f> |
7 / 4 41320_c1fb42-40> |
5 / 4 41320_e9a60e-9c> |
5 / 4 41320_660fde-bf> |
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Live Tools 41320_dcc65e-5d> |
3 HP / 6,000 RPM 41320_aa829a-bc> |
3 HP / 6,000 RPM 41320_44f233-ac> |
3 HP / 6,000 RPM 41320_a50955-8f> |
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B Axis 41320_748d0e-52> |
N/A 41320_713d55-a3> |
N/A 41320_55a4cc-67> |
N/A 41320_a2986f-95> |
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C Axis Contouring 41320_cef025-66> |
Main/Sub 41320_64fd50-99> |
Main/Sub 41320_4b7142-d7> |
Main/Sub 41320_979e97-c4> |
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CNC Control 41320_cddeef-08> |
FANUC OiTF 41320_568e8c-29> |
FANUC OiTF 41320_f07ccd-1e> |
FANUC OiTF 41320_0c0183-c8> |
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Weight 41320_95f7d8-7b> |
7,260 lbs. 41320_2b8a39-00> |
7,700 lbs. 41320_b4037a-bb> |
7,920 lbs. 41320_8ea67a-f8> |
Benefits for Metal Cutting Manufacturers
The SA(PYII) Series enables manufacturers to achieve exceptional accuracy, faster cycle times, and reduced material waste—all while maintaining process stability for continuous, high-volume production.
Ideal Cutting Applications
FAQs
When should a shop consider buying a CNC Swiss lathe?
If your shop runs high volume parts and needs the ability to run lights out, then a Swiss lathe may be a great option. Changeover on a Swiss lathe is minimal, especially when running a family group of similar style parts together. With the exception of changing out collets, an operator can load a new program and start cutting in typically a few hours at the most. Components machined on a Swiss lathe are also more reliably turned than with a conventional lathe and can therefore meet high accuracy specifications. This increased accuracy means that switching to a Swiss from a conventional lathe can reduce costs related to returned parts as well as delayed lead time and retooling costs.
What if I don’t want to use a guide bushing on a Swiss lathe?
The rigidity offered by the guide bushing makes it one of the best attributes of a Swiss lathe. If a shop doesn’t see the need for the guide bushing, then they are better off buying a conventional lathe for less money.
How many axes does a CNC Swiss lathe have?
The number of axes varies depending on the options. For instance, the SA(PYII) features a total of 8 axes (Z1, X1, Y1, Z2, X2, Y2, C1, and C2). Nexturn, and other brands of Swiss lathes, have options for a Y axis on the backside. Other models also have B-axes for use with angular drilling tools. Most conventional Swiss machines have anywhere from 7-9 axes.
What applications and industries are Swiss lathes best suited for?
Swiss machining has become the process of choice for a wide range of applications and industries that require accuracy, quick production times, and a reduction in variable costs. This includes turning applications with live tooling for cross-holes using milling, drilling, and or tapping, as well as parts that require high precision in high volume. Industries that require high precision metal machining include aerospace, defense, electronics, medical, and automotive.


