The Mazak HQR-200MSY is a high-capacity, multi-tasking CNC turning center designed for complex part production with maximum efficiency. As part of Mazak’s Hyper Quadrex series, it features a twin-spindle, twin-turret configuration that allows simultaneous machining on both sides of a component, significantly reducing cycle time and improving throughput. The machine is equipped with full milling capability and Y-axis functionality on both turrets, enabling off-center machining and complete “DONE-IN-ONE” processing in a single setup.
With an 8-inch chuck size, maximum machining diameter of approximately 344 mm, and machining length up to 1325 mm depending on configuration, the HQR-200MSY is suited for medium to larger precision parts. It offers high-speed spindles (up to 5000 rpm) and powerful milling capabilities, ensuring both accuracy and productivity. The Mazatrol SmoothG control system provides user-friendly conversational programming alongside G-code compatibility. Automation integration with bar feeders, robotic loaders, and part unloaders further enhances its suitability for lights-out manufacturing. Overall, the HQR-200MSY is widely used in automotive, aerospace, and high-volume precision engineering industries where cycle time reduction, accuracy, and flexibility are critical.
MAZAK HQR-200MSYSPECIFICATIONS
MAZAK HQR-200MSY – AXIS
Number of Axes: 6 (X1, Z1, Y1, X2, Z2, Y2 + C-axis on both spindles)
Twin spindle, twin turret configuration
Full Y-axis capability on both turrets
Simultaneous multi-axis machining
W-axis for sub-spindle movement and part transfer
MAZAK HQR-200MSY – AXIS TRAVELS
X-Axis Travel: Approx. 207 mm
Y-Axis Travel: Approx. ±100 mm
Z-Axis Travel: Approx. 760 mm (short bed) / 1225 mm (long bed)
MAZAK HQR-200MSY – CAPACITY
Maximum Swing: Approx. 370 mm
Maximum Turning Diameter: Approx. 344 mm
Maximum Turning Length: Approx. 860 mm / 1325 mm
Bar Capacity: Approx. 76 mm
Chuck Size: 8 inch
MAZAK HQR-200MSY – SPINDLE
Number of Spindles: 2
Main Spindle Speed: Up to 5,000 RPM
Sub Spindle Speed: Up to 5,000 RPM
Spindle Motor Power: Approx. 22 kW (each)
Full C-axis indexing on both spindles
High-torque integral spindle motors
MAZAK HQR-200MSY – TABLE
No traditional table (turning center design)
Twin chuck workholding system
Automatic part transfer between spindles
Compatible with bar feeders and robotic automation
Rapid Traverse (Y-axis): High-performance movement
Programmable cutting feedrates
Optimized for balanced and simultaneous cutting
Reduced non-cutting time due to fast rapids
MAZAK HQR-200MSY – COOLANT & CHIP MANAGEMENT
Flood coolant system standard
Optional high-pressure coolant system
Integrated chip conveyor
Efficient chip evacuation system
Designed for long unattended operation
MAZAK HQR-200MSY – CONTROL SYSTEM
Mazatrol SmoothG CNC Control
Conversational programming capability
EIA/ISO (G-code) compatibility
Advanced synchronization for twin turrets
Simplified programming for simultaneous machining
MAZAK HQR-200MSY – POWER & AIR REQUIREMENTS
Power Requirement: Approx. 40–55 kVA
Voltage: 3-phase industrial supply
Air Requirement: Clean, dry compressed air
Air Pressure: Approx. 5–7 bar
MAZAK HQR-200MSY – DIMENSIONS
Machine Length: Approx. 3,000–3,500 mm
Machine Width: Approx. 2,300–2,800 mm
Machine Height: Approx. 2,400 mm
Machine Weight: Approx. 10,000–11,000 kg
MAZAK HQR-200MSY – GENERAL INFORMATION
Machine Type: Multi-tasking CNC turning center
Twin spindle, twin turret with full Y-axis
Designed for high-volume, complex parts
Enables complete machining in a single setup
Supports automation and lights-out manufacturing
High productivity with simultaneous operations
INDUSTRIES THAT USE MAZAK HQR-200MSY
Automotive manufacturing
Aerospace components
Oil & gas components
Medical device manufacturing
Heavy equipment and precision engineering
TYPICAL PARTS MAZAK HQR-200MSY CAN PRODUCE
Large and complex shafts
Valve bodies and hydraulic components
Automotive drivetrain parts
Precision bushings and housings
Multi-operation turned and milled parts
WHY CHOOSE MAZAK HQR-200MSY
Larger capacity compared to smaller HQR models
Twin spindle and twin turret maximize throughput
Full Y-axis enables complex milling operations
Reduced cycle time with simultaneous machining
DONE-IN-ONE machining improves efficiency
High rigidity and power for demanding applications
WHY BUY USED MAZAK HQR-200MSY
Buying a used Mazak HQR-200MSY is a smart investment for manufacturers looking to access high-end multi-tasking technology at a significantly reduced cost. One of the biggest advantages is the ability to acquire a premium twin-turret, twin-spindle machine at a fraction of the price of a new unit while still benefiting from Mazak’s reputation for durability and long service life. These machines are engineered for continuous production and are known to perform reliably even after years of operation when properly maintained.
A key benefit of the HQR-200MSY is its ability to drastically reduce cycle times through simultaneous machining on both spindles and turrets, enabling balanced cutting and faster part completion. This directly improves productivity and return on investment. Used machines are also typically available immediately, eliminating long lead times associated with new machine purchases. Many pre-owned units come equipped with valuable features such as Y-axis, live tooling, and automation compatibility, which would otherwise increase the cost significantly.
Cutting time is a critical factor when evaluating used equipment. Machines with lower spindle hours often provide better long-term value, even if older. Ultimately, buying used allows businesses to expand capacity, improve efficiency, and remain competitive without heavy capital expenditure.
HOW MUCH DOES A USED MAZAK HQR-200MSYCOST?
The price of a used Mazak HQR-200MSY varies based on manufacturing year, condition, configuration, and most importantly, cutting time. Machines built before 2000 are generally not applicable to this model, as the HQR series is a relatively modern platform. However, early-generation multi-turret Mazak machines with similar specifications may range from $40,000 to $90,000, typically with high cutting hours and older control systems.
Machines produced between 2000 and 2010 typically fall within the $90,000 to $180,000 range. These units offer a solid balance between affordability and performance, especially if they have moderate cutting hours and have been well maintained. They may feature earlier Mazatrol control systems but still deliver strong multi-tasking capabilities.
More recent models from 2010 to 2025 typically range from $180,000 to $400,000 or more, depending on configuration, automation, tooling packages, and overall condition. Machines with low cutting time command premium prices due to longer remaining service life and higher productivity potential. Ultimately, cutting hours play a decisive role in valuation; a newer machine with excessive usage may be less desirable than an older unit with low cutting time, making usage history just as important as age when determining the true market value.
