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CNC lathe

Gang type: P series P15/25

Gang type: P series P15/25

Gang type: P series P15/25 The width of the P15 is only 550mm The standard for practical ultra-compact machine P25 is ideal for machining high-precision parts such as computer industry and the automotive industry up to a 6-inch chuck High accuracy specification of 0.1 μm

Gang type: J series J25/J40

Gang type: J series J25/J40

Gang type: J series J25/J40 High-precision NC lathe with excellent cost performance Symmetrical design suppresses thermal displacement Minimize operator correction times

Gang type: P series PW15/PW25

Gang type: P series PW15/PW25

Gang type: P series PW15/PW25 Space-saving realization of 2 processes Ultra-compact parallel 2-spindle NC lathe High rigidity specification up to 6 inch chuck Endless customization variations High accuracy specification of 0.1 μm

Gang type: H series H30/H40

Gang type: H series H30/H40

Gang type: H series H30/H40 Rapid traverse speed of 30m/min, fastest in its class Shorter tact time and improved machining accuracy Various options such as a milling turret can be added with the long table.

Turret type: C series C24

Turret type: C series C24

Turret type: C series C24 Equipped with octagonal turret A tailstock can also be installed as an option. Suppresses thermal displacement with a symmetrical design from mirror surface machining to hard turning with a double V slide Minimize operator correction times

Turret type: C series C42

Turret type: C series C42

Turret type: C series C42 Equipped with a 10 station turret Milling, Y-axis, sub-spindle, tailstock Variety of options Compact and outstanding operability Main Components such as spindles are also completely manufactured in-house.

Turret type: C series C52

Turret type: C series C52

Turret type: C series C52 Equipped with a 12 station turret Milling, Y-axis, second spindle, tailstock Variety of options Compact and outstanding operability Main Components such as spindles are also completely manufactured in-house.

Turret type: C series CW42/CW52

Turret type: C series CW42/CW52

Turret type: C series CW52 CW42 Opposing type 2 spindles 2 turrets (12 station) High-precision machining is possible by countermeasures against thermal displacement. Highly rigid horizontal bed with excellent vibration damping Synchronous processing and transfer of left and right workpieces are possible

Turret type: TZ series TZ25

Turret type: TZ series TZ25

Turret type: TZ25MY 12 station turret that can hold 24 tools turning center By moving the main axis to the X axis and the 12 position turret tool post to the Z and Y axes, accuracy and convenience are greatly improved while maintaining compactness.

Solution

Precision Chuck Solutions Supporting High-Accuracy Machining

Precision Chuck Solutions Supporting High-Accuracy Machining

Hasegawa has extensive experience in applying diaphragm chucks and precision air chucks, enabling us to propose the most suitable solution for each application. We support multi-layer tube structures, including double-piston types, through-spindle coolant compatibility, and chuck seating detection systems. By optimizing the tube layer configuration, oil-free designs can also be achieved, contributing to maintenance-free operation. In addition, installing a counterbalance inside the chuck enables higher machining accuracy and higher spindle speeds. Our diaphragm chucks have proven operation records up to 12,000 min⁻¹ and are highly evaluated in high-precision machining applications.

Reliable Machining Verification through Test Cutting

Reliable Machining Verification through Test Cutting

Please contact Hasegawa for test cutting requests. We offer a wide range of test machines and demo units to verify actual machining conditions. By sharing material and workpiece drawings, as well as current tooling, processes, chucking methods, programs, and coolant conditions, we can respond smoothly and accurately. We support both partial and full-process test cutting, and customer-supplied tools and coolant are also acceptable. Many customers confirm machining feasibility through test cutting before purchase, resulting in a high success rate and reliable decision-making. Cycle time verification based on drawings is also available with process information.

Plastic & Resin Machining Solutions by Hasegawa

Plastic & Resin Machining Solutions by Hasegawa

For resin workpiece machining, rely on Hasegawa Machine Works. Plastic machining is one of our core strengths, covering chip control and dust collection for resin materials, chip breaking by vibration cutting, and machining of rubber components. We also have proven experience in automating resin seal ring production and can propose dedicated transfer systems that minimize surface damage. With bar feeder configurations, we support various process concepts, including pulling the workpiece with the tool post, pushing it from the rear by air, and full automation using bar feeders. We have test results for hobbing and other processes, and inquiries for semiconductor-related components have been increasing in recent years. Peripheral solutions such as dry-type chip buckets can also be proposed to match actual shop-floor needs.

Practical Automation with Multi-Tasking Machines Designed for Automation

Practical Automation with Multi-Tasking Machines Designed for Automation

Automation of 5-axis machining centers and lathe-based multi-tasking machines can be confidently entrusted to Hasegawa. While automation of multi-tasking machines often leads to high costs, Hasegawa’s compact machines—designed from the outset for automation—enable cost-effective solutions. The PM Series features a structure that minimizes maintenance space on both sides, allowing automation solutions typically handled by system integrators to be implemented in-house. The CW Series offers the same high compatibility with automation, providing flexible options such as gantry loaders or collaborative robot configurations to match on-site requirements.

Maximizing Productivity Within Limited Floor Space

Maximizing Productivity Within Limited Floor Space

When selecting equipment, productivity relative to installation space is a critical factor. Maximizing production capacity per square meter within a limited factory layout directly leads to stronger competitiveness in manufacturing. Hasegawa has thoroughly pursued this concept by offering compact multi-tasking machines that generate high added value even in limited space. By enabling multi-process machining, process integration, and automation within a small footprint, efficient production layouts can be achieved. This approach is especially effective in space-restricted environments such as urban factories or second-floor installations.

Stable Automated Handling with a High-Rigidity Gantry Structure

Stable Automated Handling with a High-Rigidity Gantry Structure

Hasegawa loaders use FANUC NC control and a gantry structure directly mounted to the machine’s cast-iron frame, ensuring high rigidity and stable operation. Models support workpieces from 500 g up to 3 kg, allowing selection according to production scale and application. On twin-spindle machines, front and back machining or simultaneous operations can be performed, contributing to shorter cycle times and process integration. Combined with the loader, unmanned operation and long-term automated running become easy, supporting night shifts and labor savings. Flexible customization such as dedicated grippers, part flipping units, stockers, and in-line measurement systems is also available for mass production.

High-Precision and High-Efficiency Spherical Machining by Single-Path Cutting

High-Precision and High-Efficiency Spherical Machining by Single-Path Cutting

This advanced technology enables continuous single-path cutting of spherical surfaces, achieving high-quality machining in a shorter time with lower cutting load compared to conventional multi-step processes. Cutting, burnishing, and polishing can be completed in one setup, consistently achieving sphericity under 5 µm and surface roughness below Ra 0.1 µm. A rigid structure and optimized balance extend tool life and reduce variation. Compatibility with raw material machining and automation supports stable mass production, labor savings, and cost reduction.

High Vibration Damping and Dimensional Stability from a Symmetrical Design

High Vibration Damping and Dimensional Stability from a Symmetrical Design

The CW Series uses high-strength cast iron and a fully symmetrical left-right layout with reinforced rib structures to secure sufficient cross-sectional area and high rigidity. This design makes lateral vibration difficult to transmit, so under normal machining conditions, vibration has little effect on the machined surface. This structure is being analyzed and evaluated through joint research with Nihon University and Fukushima Prefecture, and experimental data has confirmed its excellent vibration damping performance. In addition, the symmetrical structure stabilizes thermal movement and reduces dimensional changes caused by temperature variation. This ensures stable dimensional accuracy even during long-term operation and mass production.

P Series High-Precision CNC Lathes for Micro Machining

P Series High-Precision CNC Lathes for Micro Machining

The P Series are high-precision CNC lathes developed for micro machining. They achieve excellent surface roughness at the Rz sub-micron level in aluminum facing, making them suitable for high-precision components such as lenses and mirrors, as well as other applications requiring superior surface quality. With a rigid, thermally stable structure, the machines provide stable precision machining. The P Series is also widely used in automotive mass production lines, offering the reliability and durability required for 24-hour operation.

High-Rigidity Design for Hard Turning on Hasegawa Lathes

High-Rigidity Design for Hard Turning on Hasegawa Lathes

Hasegawa lathes are engineered with high rigidity to support hard turning of high-hardness materials such as HRC60-class steel.
Despite their compact size, the use of cast-iron main structural components provides excellent vibration damping and stable machining accuracy.
In addition, the gang-type lathe structure positions the tool lower relative to the slide,
resulting in higher rigidity than it appears and enabling strong cutting forces required for finishing operations.
The machines support a wide range of machining methods, including dry cutting and wet cutting with coolant.
They are also compatible with CBN and ceramic tools, making them ideal for hard turning and high-precision finishing of high-hardness materials.

J25 & C24 – High-Precision, High-Rigidity Compact Lathes

J25 & C24 – High-Precision, High-Rigidity Compact Lathes

J25 & C24 – High-Precision, High-Rigidity Compact Lathes The J25 and C24 deliver micron-level machining accuracy in compact machine frames.
HASEGAWA’s unique thermal-stability design—optimized heat-source layout, symmetric structure, and a high-damping cast-iron bed—minimizes thermal displacement and significantly reduces correction and adjustment work.
With a high spindle surface speed, the machines are fully capable of hard turning, making them ideal for finishing high-hardness materials up to HRC60.
They can be easily integrated with automation systems, making them suitable for mass-production environments.
The hand-scraped double-V slideways and HASEGAWA’s original mechanical structures ensure long-term accuracy retention and outstanding rigidity.
Despite their compact footprints, the machines use high-quality cast-iron bases, achieving excellent damping and stability for both precision machining and volume production.

Thread Whirling for High-Hardness Materials

Thread Whirling for High-Hardness Materials

At Hasegawa Machine Works, we perform high-precision, stable thread whirling on HRC60-class hardened steel using our proprietary patented holder.
This technology is particularly effective for fine tooth profiles of module 2 or smaller, achieving machining quality that is difficult to obtain with conventional holders.
We have extensive experience machining high-hardness, high-precision components such as ball screws and worm shafts.
By integrating our expertise in process consolidation and automation systems, we can support stable unmanned operation and reduced cycle times.
If you are considering improving finishing processes or tooth profile machining for high-hardness materials, please feel free to consult Hasegawa Machine Works.

Reuse of Existing Collets (Compatibility Support)

Reuse of Existing Collets (Compatibility Support)

At Hasegawa Machine Works, we strive to ensure that customers can continue using their existing collets whenever possible.
By checking the collet model or an actual sample, we can recommend the most suitable machine compatible with your current collets.
Even if the collet manufacturer has already discontinued production, compatibility is often still achievable.
However, certain sizes or special specifications may be difficult to support.
In such cases, we will propose alternative collet systems or the most suitable configuration, helping minimize your initial investment while ensuring smooth installation and high productivity.

Automatic processing line

Automatic processing line

With both CNC lathes and machining centers in our lineup, Hasegawa is able to propose solutions that consider the entire machining process.
We are quick to respond and highly flexible with customization. By handling as much as possible in-house—such as multi-joint robots, parts feeders, automatic measurement systems, and polishing units—we significantly reduce engineering time and after-service workload. This also improves the efficiency of our support services.
Our team includes specialists in gantry loaders, robot teaching, and electrical control, with extensive experience in multi-machine production lines for automotive manufacturers.
Hasegawa machines are compact and low in height, making them easy to automate with robots and gantry loaders. These strengths have helped many customers improve productivity and profitability.
Please feel free to contact us for automation or process improvement inquiries.

Vibration cutting (spindle oscillation)

Vibration cutting (spindle oscillation)

Oscillation Cutting (Vibration Cutting)
Reliable chip control even on Hasegawa’s compact machines
Oscillation cutting synchronizes periodic X and Z axis vibration with spindle rotation, breaking chips into smaller pieces. By introducing a brief non-cutting interval, chip entanglement and evacuation issues are reduced. Amplitude and cycle settings can be easily adjusted in the program.
Key benefits include reduced chip tangling, more stable deep-hole and small-diameter machining, improved tool life, and fewer issues during unmanned or night-time operation.
Despite being compact, Hasegawa machines maintain the rigidity, control response, and synchronization accuracy required for stable oscillation cutting. The structure also incorporates chip evacuation considerations, delivering performance comparable to larger machines.
Users have reported improvements such as eliminating deep-hole clogging, more stable night-time operation, and extended tool life on difficult-to-cut materials.

Collaborative Robot Packaging System

Collaborative Robot Packaging System

Collaborative Robot Packaging System
Hasegawa’s collaborative robot package uses a vision camera to capture reference points of the workpiece, enabling automatic position correction. Even if the cart is moved to another machine, the system can easily restore the original alignment.
This flexibility allows smooth adaptation to layout changes or machine replacements, making the production line highly expandable.
In addition to pallet handling, the system supports various workpiece shapes through multiple end-effector and feeding options, allowing us to propose the optimal automation setup for each product and process.
This robot system greatly contributes to manpower reduction, standardized operations, and shorter setup times.