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S205 / S206 / S265 / S266 Swiss-Type CNC Turning Centers

The S205, S206, S265 and S266 Swiss-type CNC turning centers support precision production of small and slender components. S205 and S206 handle bar stock up to Ø20 mm, while S265 and S266 handle bar stock up to Ø26 mm. Guide-bushing and guide-bushing-free configurations are available.

  • MOQ: 1 set
  • Brand: SIPENG CNC — Tianjin, China
  • Configuration: Tooling / bar feeder / parts collection / automation
  • Quotation: reply within 24 hours

Specifications

ModelS205 / S206 / S265 / S266
Maximum bar stock diameterS205/S206: Ø20 mm; S265/S266: Ø26 mm
Main spindle through-hole diameterS205/S206: Ø25 mm; S265/S266: Ø30 mm
Maximum machining length - guide-bushing-freeAll models: 2.5D, maximum 50 mm
Maximum machining length - fixed guide bushingAll models: 220 mm, optional
Maximum machining length - rotating guide bushingAll models: 180 mm
Back spindle maximum bar diameterS205/S206: Ø20 mm; S265/S266: Ø26 mm
Main spindle maximum drilling diameterAll models: Ø10 mm
Main spindle maximum tapping sizeAll models: M10
Back spindle maximum drilling diameterAll models: Ø10 mm
Back spindle maximum tapping sizeAll models: M10
Radial live-tool maximum drilling diameterAll models: Ø8 mm
Radial live-tool maximum tapping sizeAll models: M6
Back live-tool maximum drilling diameterS205/S265: Ø8 mm, optional; S206/S266: Ø8 mm
Back live-tool maximum tapping sizeS205/S265: M6, optional; S206/S266: M6
Main spindle speedAll models: 10,000 rpm; 8,000 rpm with rotating guide bushing
Back spindle speedAll models: 10,000 rpm
Radial live-tool speedAll models: 6,000 rpm
Back live-tool speedS205/S265: 6,000 rpm, optional; S206/S266: 6,000 rpm
Rapid traverse - common axesAll models: 24 m/min (X2, Y1, Z1, Z2)
Rapid traverse - X1/Y2S205/S265: X1 at 20 m/min; S206/S266: X1 and Y2 at 20 m/min
Main spindle runoutAll models: ≤0.002 mm
Repeat positioning accuracyAll models: ≤0.003 mm
External toolsAll models: 1 × □16 mm + 6 × Ø12 mm
End-machining toolsAll models: 4 × ER16
Radial live toolsAll models: 2 × ER11 + 3 × ER16
Deep-hole tool holderAll models: 2 × ER16, optional
Back-machining toolsAll models: 4 × ER16
Back live-tool configurationS205/S265: optional; S206/S266: 4 × ER16
Back tool holderS205/S265: not listed; S206/S266: 2 × □16 mm, optional
Main spindle motorAll models: 4.2 kW
Back spindle motorAll models: 4.2 kW
Direct-drive axis motorAll models: 1 kW
Radial live-tool motorAll models: 1 kW
Back live-tool motorS205/S265: 1 kW, optional; S206/S266: 1 kW
Coolant pumpAll models: 0.4 kW
CNC systemTaiwan Syntec dual-channel system standard; FANUC or Mitsubishi optional
Machine weightS205/S265: 2,900 kg; S206/S266: 3,000 kg
Overall dimensions (L × W × H)All models: 2,565 × 1,350 × 1,850 mm

Product Details

The S205, S206, S265 and S266 are Swiss-type CNC turning centers for precision machining of small-diameter and slender components from bar stock.

The S205 and S206 support bar stock up to Ø20 mm. The S265 and S266 support bar stock up to Ø26 mm. Maximum machining length depends on the guide-bushing configuration: up to 2.5D, with a maximum of 50 mm, in guide-bushing-free operation; 220 mm with a fixed guide bushing, available as an option; and 180 mm with a rotating guide bushing.

The machines support main-spindle and back-spindle machining. Radial live tooling and main-spindle indexing allow turning, milling, drilling and tapping operations to be combined. A bar feeder is available for continuous production.

A dual-channel Taiwan Syntec CNC system is standard. FANUC and Mitsubishi controls are available as options. The machine uses a high-rigidity Meehanite cast-iron bed and precision feed components.

Stated performance values include main-spindle runout of ≤0.002 mm and repeat positioning accuracy of ≤0.003 mm. Available tooling and options differ by model. Please confirm the final configuration against the selected model and part requirements.

Send us your part drawing, material and production requirements for a model and process review.

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Frequently Asked Questions

I can provide drawings, material and blank specifications. Can you recommend the right machine and machining route?
Yes — that is exactly how we start. Send the drawing (PDF, DWG or STEP), material grade, blank dimensions, key tolerances and your target output. Our engineers review the part geometry and process, then recommend a machine model, fixture concept and machining route, together with an estimated cycle time. We reply with a written evaluation and quotation within 24 hours.
Can my part be completed in one setup? Which operations would need other equipment?
It depends on geometry, size and accuracy, so we answer this per part, not in general. After reviewing your drawing we reply in writing: which operations are completed in one clamping, which need a second operation or a different machine, and what the recommended process chain looks like. If a part genuinely needs two setups, we say so instead of promising one-setup results.
Are cutting tools, fixtures, bar feeder and CNC programs included?
They can all be included — the delivery scope is defined line by line in our quotation. A typical turnkey package covers the machine, fixtures designed for your parts, the tooling package, bar feeder integration and CAM programs for your parts, plus a recommended consumables list. If you prefer machine only, or want to keep your existing tooling, the scope is adjusted and every included and excluded item is listed before you sign.
How do you evaluate the machining time for my parts?
We build the process route first, then calculate cycle time from tool paths and cutting data, and cross-check it with CAM simulation. The estimated time per part is stated in the proposal. During trial cutting the actual cycle time is measured; the measured result — not the paper estimate — is the basis for acceptance, so the number you plan production around is a verified one.
Can you run trial cutting with my own material?
Yes, and we recommend it. You send material or blanks; after the machine, fixtures and programs are ready we machine your parts, record cutting parameters, cycle time and tool behaviour, and provide a trial report with measurement results, photos and video. The trial schedule is agreed with you in advance, so you can attend in person or follow it remotely.