The Mazak Integrex e-Ramtec V/8 is a large-scale vertical multi-tasking CNC machine designed for machining heavy, complex components with extreme precision. Unlike traditional Integrex horizontal machines, the e-Ramtec series features a vertical double-column construction, providing superior rigidity and stability for large-part machining. The V/8 model is capable of handling workpieces up to approximately 1250 mm in diameter and height, making it ideal for industries such as energy, aerospace, and heavy equipment manufacturing.
A key feature of the e-Ramtec V/8 is its ram-type spindle, which allows deep internal boring and milling operations that are not possible with standard tooling. The machine supports full 5-axis simultaneous machining, combining turning, milling, drilling, and boring into a single setup under Mazak’s “DONE IN ONE” concept. It is equipped with a high-power milling spindle, typically up to 10,000 RPM, along with a high-torque turning spindle for heavy-duty cutting.
The double-column structure enhances accuracy during large surface machining, while features such as pallet changers and large tool magazine capacity enable long, unattended cutting cycles. Overall, the Integrex e-Ramtec V/8 is built for manufacturers requiring high rigidity, deep machining capability, and efficient processing of large, complex components.
MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8SPECIFICATIONS
MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8 – AXIS
X-Axis (Long Linear Movement for Large Workpieces)
Y-Axis (Extended Vertical Travel for Heavy Components)
Z-Axis (Deep Vertical Machining Stroke)
B-Axis (Rotary Milling Head up to Approx. 150°)
C-Axis (Turning Spindle Rotation with High Precision Indexing)
Full Simultaneous 5-Axis Machining Capability
Additional Ram Axis for Deep Internal Machining
MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8 – AXIS TRAVELS
X-Axis Travel: Approx. 1,875 mm
Y-Axis Travel: Approx. 1,060 mm
Z-Axis Travel: Approx. 1,595 mm
Ram Stroke: Approx. 900 mm
B-Axis Rotation: Approx. 150° Range
C-Axis Rotation: 360° Continuous
MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8 – CAPACITY
Maximum Workpiece Size: Approx. Ø1250 mm × 1250 mm
Designed for Large, Heavy Components
Vertical Turning + Milling Capability
Suitable for Complex Multi-Face Machining
MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8 – SPINDLE
Turning Spindle Speed: Up to Approx. 500 RPM
Milling Spindle Speed: Up to 10,000 RPM (standard)
Optional High-Torque Spindle: 5,000 RPM
Optional High-Speed Spindle: 15,000 RPM
High Power, High Torque for Heavy-Duty Cutting
C-Axis Indexing Accuracy up to 0.0001°
MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8 – TABLE
Vertical Table with Integrated Turning Function
Heavy-Duty Pallet System
Optional 2-Pallet Changer for Continuous Operation
MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8 – POWER & AIR REQUIREMENTS
Power Requirement: Approx. 80–120 kVA
Air Supply: Clean, Dry Air Required
Air Pressure: Approx. 5–7 bar
Designed for Energy Efficiency
MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8 – DIMENSIONS
Machine Length: Approx. 6,000–8,000 mm
Machine Width: Approx. 4,000–5,000 mm
Machine Height: Approx. 4,000 mm
Machine Weight: Approx. 30,000–45,000 kg
MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8 – GENERAL INFORMATION
Vertical Multi-Tasking CNC Machine
Combines Turning Center + 5-Axis Machining Center
Equipped with Ram Spindle for Deep Internal Machining
Double Column Structure for High Rigidity
“Done-In-One” Machining Concept
INDUSTRIES THAT USE MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8
Energy & Power Generation
Oil & Gas
Aerospace & Defense
Heavy Equipment Manufacturing
Industrial Machinery
Mining & Construction
TYPICAL PARTS MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8 CAN PRODUCE
Large Valve Bodies
Pump Housings
Turbine Casings
Heavy Cylindrical Components
Large Diameter Precision Parts
Complex Multi-Face Components
WHY CHOOSE MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8
Unique Ram Spindle for Deep Internal Machining
Combines Vertical Turning and 5-Axis Milling
Ideal for Large, Complex Parts
Reduces Setup Time and Handling
High Rigidity for Heavy-Duty Applications
WHY BUY USED MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8
Buying a used Mazak Integrex e-Ramtec V/8 is a strategic choice for manufacturers needing large-scale, high-precision machining capability without the significant capital cost of a new machine. One of the primary advantages is cost savings, typically ranging from 40% to 70% depending on the machine’s age, configuration, and cutting hours. Given the size and complexity of the e-Ramtec series, new machines require substantial investment, making the used market particularly attractive.
Cutting time plays a crucial role in determining the value of a used machine. Machines with higher cutting hours are generally more affordable but may require maintenance on key components such as the ram spindle, guideways, and rotary axes. However, due to the machine’s heavy-duty construction and double-column design, even high-hour machines can continue to perform reliably when properly maintained. On the other hand, machines with low cutting time command a premium due to reduced wear and longer service life.
Another advantage is process consolidation. The e-Ramtec V/8 allows full machining in a single setup, reducing labor, setup time, and handling errors. Additionally, used machines are often available immediately, avoiding long lead times associated with new equipment. For manufacturers handling large, complex parts, buying used offers a strong balance of capability, efficiency, and return on investment.
HOW MUCH DOES A USED MAZAK INTEGREX E-RAMTEC V/8COST?
The price of a used Mazak Integrex e-Ramtec V/8 varies significantly based on year of manufacture, machine condition, configuration, and especially cutting time. Machines built before 2000 are extremely rare in this category, but when available, they typically range from $300,000 to $600,000. These machines often have high cutting hours and may require refurbishment, making them more suitable for less demanding applications or backup production.
Models from 2000 to 2010 generally fall within the $600,000 to $1,000,000 range. Machines in this category with moderate cutting time and strong maintenance history are considered the best value, offering high capability without the premium pricing of newer models. These machines still provide full multi-tasking functionality and are widely used in heavy industries.
More recent machines from 2010 to 2025 can range from $1,000,000 to over $2,500,000, particularly when equipped with advanced Mazatrol controls, large tool magazines, pallet changers, and low cutting hours. Machines with minimal cutting time command significantly higher prices due to reduced wear and longer operational life. Overall, cutting time remains one of the most critical factors in determining price, as it directly impacts performance, maintenance costs, and long-term reliability.
