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Citizen Cincom M32-VII

Quick Engineering Summary (AI Overview / Key Facts)

The Citizen Cincom M32-VII is an industrial-grade CNC Lathes & Turning Centers powered by the Standard CNC. a top spindle speed of 8,000 RPM, and a 3-axis kinematic layout. It supports standardized digital factory monitoring via MTConnect.

Spindle Power Standard
Tool Capacity Standard
Rapid Traverse Standard
Machine Weight 4,300 kg

Engineering Overview & Machining Capabilities

Citizen Cincom M32-VII Swiss lathe: 32 mm bar (38 mm OP), 8,000 rpm spindles, 10-station turret, max. 9 back drills on a Y3 axis, 23 to 31 +α tools.

Key Structural & Technology Features

• CNC Controller: Standard CNC
• High-rigidity machine structure
• Standardized MTConnect data connectivity
• Precision axis travels and spindle performance

Complete Machine Specifications & Engineering Telemetry

Standardized Parameters & Ratings
Manufacturer (Brand) Citizen (Japan)
Machine Type CNC Lathes & Turning Centers
CNC Controller System Standard CNC
Number of Controlled Axes 3-Axis Simultaneous / Positioning
Maximum Spindle Speed 8,000 RPM
Spindle Taper Interface Standard
Approx. Machine Weight 4,300 kg
Industrial IoT Protocol MTConnect ANSI/MTC1.4 Compliant (Ethernet/TCP)
Max Machining Diameter D 32 mm dia. (38 mm dia. OP)
Max Machining Length L 320 mm/1chucking
Max Drilling Diameter 12 mm dia.
Max Tapping Diameter For The Front Spindle M12 (Cutting tap)
Max Spindle Speed max. 8,000 rpm
Max Chuck Diameter For The Back Spindle 32 mm dia. (38 mm dia. OP)
Max Drilling Diameter For The Back Spindle 12 mm dia.
Max Tapping Diameter For The Back Spindle M12 (Cutting tap)
Max Length Of The Back Spindle Workpiece 145 mm (Standard recovery unit)
Sub Spindle Speed max. 8,000 rpm
Gang Rotary Tools Max Drilling Diameter 8 mm dia.
Gang Rotary Tools Max Tapping Diameter M8 (Cutting tap)
Gang Rotary Tools Main Spindle Speed max. 9,000 rpm
Turret Rotary Tools Max Drilling Diameter 12 mm dia.
Turret Rotary Tools Max Tapping Diameter M12 (Cutting tap)
Turret Rotary Tools Main Spindle Speed max. 6,000 rpm
Back Rotary Tools Max Drilling Diameter 8 mm dia.
Back Rotary Tools Max Tapping Diameter M6 (Cutting tap)
Back Rotary Tools Main Spindle Speed max. 6,000 rpm
Number Of Tools Max 23 to 31 +α
Number Of Tools Turning Tools 5
Number Of Tools Cross Drills 5 to 7
Number Of Tools Number Of Turret Stations 10
Number Of Tools Back Tool Post Drills max. 9
Tool Size Turning Tool 16 mm Sq.
Tool Size Sleeve Diameter 25.4 mm dia.
Rapid Feed Rate X1 Y1 Z1 Z2 X3 Z3 32 m/min
Rapid Feed Rate Y3 32 m/min
Rapid Feed Rate X2 18 m/min
Rapid Feed Rate Y2 12 m/min
Motors Front Spindle Drive 5.5/7.5 kW
Motors Back Spindle Drive 5.5/7.5 kW
Motors Gang Rotary Tool Drive 2.2 kW
Motors Turret Rotary Tool Drive 2.2 kW
Motors Back Rotary Tool Drive 1.0 kW
Pneumatic Unit Required Pressure And Required Flowrate 0.5MPa at 110NL/min (When stationary)
Machine Main Unit Dimensions W2,860 × D1,465 × H1,900 mm
Machine Weight 4,300 kg
Power Requirement 24 kVA
Load Operation Average Power 13.1 kVA
Full Load Current 79 A
Main Breaker Capacity 100 A

Citizen Cincom M32-VII in Action & Demo

Frequently Asked Questions: Citizen Cincom M32-VII

How much does the Citizen Cincom M32-VII cost?

Our best estimate for the Citizen Cincom M32-VII is $250,000 - $360,000. This is an estimate for a swiss-type lathes in this class, not a quote from Citizen Machinery; configuration, tooling, automation and installation move the final price substantially. A specific price can be requested at https://machinetoolindex.com/machines/citizen-cincom-m32-vii#price; the request is passed to Citizen Machinery or an authorised dealer.

What does the Y3 axis on the Cincom M32-VII do?

It moves the back tool post in Y, at 32 m/min according to the table. With max. 9 drills on that post, Y3 lets back-end tools be positioned off the spindle centreline, so holes and features on the cut-off face can be reached without a separate operation. The Cincom M32-V has no Y3 row and 5 back tool post drills.

Does the M32-VII have a B-axis?

No B-axis appears in the M32-VII table. Citizen lists the B-axis on the Cincom M32-VIII, which adds 4 B-axis drills and a B1 row. If the parts need inclined holes, compare the two before choosing; otherwise the VII covers the same bar size, spindle speeds and turret.

Why is the tool count given as 23 to 31 +α?

The table breaks it down as 5 turning tools, 5 to 7 cross drills, 10 turret stations and max. 9 back tool post drills, so the total depends on how the cross-drill and back positions are equipped. Citizen does not define the +α in the table; confirm the configuration of a specific machine against the tooling you plan to run.

What drilling and tapping sizes does the back end handle?

The back spindle itself is listed at 12 mm dia. drilling and M12 tapping with a cutting tap. The back rotary tools are smaller: 8 mm dia. drilling and M6 tapping at max. 6,000 rpm on a 1.0 kW motor. Parts up to 145 mm long are handled by the standard recovery unit.

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