CNC Lathes & Turning Centres
From a simple chucker to full mill-turn, without changing dealers.
3 Models
Chucker to Mill-Turn
80 mm
Largest Bar Capacity
12,000 rpm
B-Axis Milling Spindle
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Advantages
Why Choose CNC Lathes & Turning Centres?
One Setup, Fewer Moves
Live tooling and mill-turn capability keep parts on one machine instead of shuttling between a lathe and a mill.
One Control Across the Range
The Kaizora Nexa 5T control is shared from the KT-250 up to the KM-2600.
Full Process Plans, Not Just Programs
Our applications engineers build and prove your fixturing and tool sequencing before the machine ships.
Parts Stocked in Vaughan
Common spindle, turret and tooling components ship from our own warehouse.
Featured
KM-2600
Full mill-turn multitasking centre with a B-axis milling spindle and synchronized sub-spindle.
Kaizora KM-2600
Max turning diameter
660 mm (26.0 in) over bed, 380 mm (15.0 in) over cross-slide
Max turning length
1,000 mm (39.4 in)
Bar capacity
80 mm (3.15 in) through main spindle
Main spindle power
30 kW (40 hp)
Our Machines
The Complete CNC Lathes & Turning Centres Lineup
Each system is engineered for specific applications. Compare specs to find the right fit.
CNC turning centre with live tooling and Y-axis
KT-400Y
The KT-400Y adds a Y-axis and 12 live-tool stations to Kaizora's turning platform, so parts that used to move to a mill for cross-holes, flats or off-center features finish complete on the lathe. A 250 mm hydraulic chuck, 65 mm bar capacity and driven tooling to 6,000 rpm cover most complex turned-part work without a second machine or a second setup. This is the turning centre Tollaston recommends most often once a shop's parts start needing more than a straight OD/ID and a chamfer — the Y-axis in particular opens up off-center milling and drilling that a standard turret geometry can't reach cleanly. It shares the Kaizora Nexa 5T control with the rest of the line, so programming carries over from a simpler lathe.
- Max turning diameter
- 450 mm (17.7 in)
- Max turning length
- 700 mm (27.6 in)
- Bar capacity
- 65 mm (2.6 in) through spindle
- Chuck size
- 250 mm (10 in), 3-jaw hydraulic
2-axis CNC lathe
KT-250
The KT-250 is Kaizora's entry-level turning centre, built for toolrooms and job shops that need reliable 2-axis turning without the cost of a live-tool platform. A 200 mm hydraulic 3-jaw chuck, 51 mm bar capacity and a 12-station bolt-on turret cover the bulk of shaft, flange and bushing work most shops see day to day. Tollaston sets this machine up as the first lathe for shops moving off manual turning equipment, or as a second machine to take routine turning off a busier mill-turn platform. The Kaizora Nexa 5T control shares its interface with our VMC and HMC lines, so an operator already trained on a Kaizora mill picks up the lathe controls quickly.
- Max turning diameter
- 350 mm (13.8 in)
- Max turning length
- 500 mm (19.7 in)
- Bar capacity
- 51 mm (2.0 in) through spindle
- Chuck size
- 200 mm (8 in), 3-jaw hydraulic
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KM-2600Featured
- Max Turning Diameter
- 660 mm
- Bar Capacity
- 80 mm
- Live Tooling
- , B-axis milling spindle
- Sub-Spindle
- Standard, synchronized
- Main Spindle Power
- 30 kW
KT-400Y
- Max Turning Diameter
- 450 mm
- Bar Capacity
- 65 mm
- Live Tooling
- , 12-station
- Sub-Spindle
- Optional
- Main Spindle Power
- 18.5 kW
KT-250
- Max Turning Diameter
- 350 mm
- Bar Capacity
- 51 mm
- Live Tooling
- No
- Sub-Spindle
- No
- Main Spindle Power
- 11 kW
| Specification | KM-2600Featured | KT-400Y | KT-250 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max Turning Diameter | 660 mm | 450 mm | 350 mm |
| Bar Capacity | 80 mm | 65 mm | 51 mm |
| Live Tooling | , B-axis milling spindle | , 12-station | No |
| Sub-Spindle | Standard, synchronized | Optional | No |
| Main Spindle Power | 30 kW | 18.5 kW | 11 kW |
Applications
Industries We Serve
CNC Lathes & Turning Centres systems are trusted across diverse industries and production environments.
FAQ
CNC Lathes & Turning Centres Questions
Answers to common questions about our cnc lathes & turning centres products.
The KT-250 is a straightforward 2-axis chucker for simple turned parts; the KT-400Y adds live tooling and a Y-axis for cross-drilling and off-center milling; the KM-2600 is a full mill-turn machine with a dedicated B-axis milling spindle and synchronized sub-spindle for the most complex parts.
Mill-turn combines full milling capability with turning in one machine, eliminating the need to move a part between a lathe and a separate mill. If your turned parts already need cross-holes or flats, a live-tool lathe may be enough; if they need real milling operations or back-working, mill-turn is worth the investment.
Yes, many customers start on the KT-250 or KT-400Y and add a KM-2600 as their part complexity grows — the shared Nexa 5T control means your team's programming experience transfers directly.
Every turning centre purchase includes on-site operator and programming training matched to the machine's complexity, plus ongoing classes at our Vaughan Tech Centre.
Yes, Tollaston works with equipment lenders on term loans and lease-to-own structures across the whole turning line — ask your sales rep for numbers alongside your quote.
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