Historical Mazak Quick-Turn 10 specifications organized by year, control and configuration from UMS machinery records.
Historical specification information — not a machine-for-sale listing. Values below are tied to historical UMS records and may vary by machine, year and equipment.
Historical Quick-Turn 10 Specifications by Year
The Quick-Turn 10 designation spans substantially different machines in the UMS records, making the year and control especially important when researching specifications.
1983
1983 Mazak Quick-Turn 10
Control: Mazatrol T-1 / CRT
Swing18 in
Distance between centers20 in
Spindle hole2.2 in
Maximum spindle speed3,600 RPM
Main motor15 HP
TurretSquare turret on recorded machine
1984
1984 Mazak Quick-Turn 10 — T-1
Control: Mazatrol T-1 / CRT
Swing17.7 in
Distance between centers20 in
Spindle hole2.2 in
Maximum spindle speed3,600 RPM
Main motor15 HP
Turret8 positions
Chuck diameter8 in
1984
1984 Mazak Quick-Turn 10 — T2
Control: Mazatrol T2 / CRT
Swing17.7 in
Distance between centers20 in
Spindle hole2.75 in
Maximum spindle speed3,600 RPM
Main motor15 HP
Turret8 positions
This historical record shows a larger entered spindle-hole value than the 1984 T-1 record, so UMS keeps the configurations separate.
1995
1995 Mazak Quick-Turn 10
Control: Mazatrol T-PLUS / CRT
Swing11.81 in
Maximum cutting diameter6.29 in on detailed record
Machining length11.22 in on detailed record
X-axis travel3.75 in on detailed record
Z-axis travel11.4 in on detailed record
Spindle bore / holeabout 1.97–2.0 in
Maximum spindle speed6,000 RPM
Main motor10 HP
Turret8 positions on recorded machine
Multiple 1995 UMS records support this smaller, higher-speed Quick-Turn 10 configuration.