(2) 2000 Mazak Powermaster Chucker
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Stock #31096
View MachineResearch Mazak CNC lathe and turning-center families, model designations and historical specifications from machinery records accumulated over many years by Used Machinery Source.
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Stock #31096
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Stock #31188
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View MachineUMS historical records include Quick-Turn, Quick Turn, QT, SQT, Slant-Turn, Dual Turn, Integrex, Multiplex, Powermaster and other Mazak turning platforms. Original model wording is preserved because different designations can represent different generations, configurations, or the terminology used when a machine was marketed.
Historical UMS records include QT-series machines across multiple sizes and years.
Earlier Quick-Turn naming and later Nexus and Smart designations are preserved exactly as entered in UMS historical records.
SQT records include standard, live-tool and sub-spindle turning centers spanning multiple control generations.
Large-capacity Slant-Turn machines show significant year-to-year changes in controls, spindle bores, bed lengths and turret configurations.
Opposing-spindle production machines with twin turrets and automation packages.
Dual Turn 20 specifications →Multi-tasking Mazak machines combining turning, live tooling, sub-spindles and Y-axis capability across several generations.
Twin-spindle production turning systems with twin turrets, live tooling and gantry automation.
Heavy-duty Mazak turning machines with large spindle bores, long beds and numerous chucker, universal and N-series configurations.
These pages cover additional exact model designations supported by multiple UMS historical records or unusually useful specification detail. Similar-looking model names are kept separate when the original records use different designations.
These pages are intended for machinery buyers, dealers and manufacturing professionals researching older Mazak machines. Historical records are not current inventory and do not mean a machine is available for sale.
Specifications can vary by year, generation, control, configuration and optional equipment. For that reason, UMS will keep materially different historical model designations separate unless the underlying data supports treating them together.
These pages cover additional exact model designations from UMS historical records, including single-record machines and punctuation or spacing variants that would otherwise collapse to the same URL. Each page shows only the specifications actually recorded for that exact designation.