The INTEGREX i-200H family combines turning and milling in a B-axis multitasking platform. Base, S and ST configurations change the second spindle, lower turret, machining length and process balance, making the exact suffix and build more important than the family name alone.
Reviewed 2026-09-19 · Independent reference guide · No current availability is implied
Why buyers search for it
A recognizable model is only the beginning.
A single-platform approach to turning, milling and angled features that may reduce setups.
Base, second-spindle and lower-turret configurations for different process requirements.
An 8-inch chuck class and B-axis milling spindle in the current published i-200H family.
Representative specifications
Use the numbers to frame the search—not approve the machine.
The figures below are current-family reference points from Mazak's i-H brochure. Used i-200, i-200S, i-200ST and older INTEGREX generations can differ materially in capacity, control, spindle, magazine and options.
Base published capacity
23.62 in maximum machining diameter; 23.23 in maximum machining length [1]
5,000-rpm main spindle; 12,000-rpm milling spindle [1]
Published B axis and tools
-30° to +210° B-axis range; 38-tool base storage [1]
Configuration differences
How can the suffix, generation or installed options change the machine?
The i-200H, i-200H S and i-200H ST designations can indicate different second-spindle, lower-turret and bed configurations. Tool magazine, HSK tooling, control generation, probing, coolant and automation packages also change the practical acquisition.
Is the machine an i-200H, i-200H S, i-200H ST or another generation and bed length?
Does the process require a second spindle, lower turret, tailstock or a specific simultaneous-axis capability?
What Mazatrol control generation, software, tool magazine and HSK tooling are included?
Which spindle noses, chucks, bar capacities and through-spindle services are present?
What automation, probing, coolant, chip management and tool measurement equipment is installed?
Can the seller demonstrate both turning and milling functions with geometry or test evidence appropriate to the part?
Potential alternatives
If the exact model is difficult to find, widen the search carefully.
Mill-turn platforms are especially configuration-sensitive. A nearby model can differ in spindle arrangement, turret architecture, B-axis range, tool interface and programming workflow even when part capacity appears similar.
The SMX family combines B-axis milling with available opposing spindle and lower-turret configurations across several capacities.
Confirm: The SMX is often a materially larger platform; compare chuck, length, weight, tooling interface, axis configuration, utilities and process needs.
Total acquisition cost
What might the machine price not include?
HSK tooling, chucks, jaws, probes, tool measurement, bar feeding, chip management and automation may represent substantial value but may not be included.
Specialized removal, loading, freight, foundation, placement and reconnection should be scoped before comparing a distant machine with a nearby option.
Inspection, electrical and utility work, software, repairs, installation, geometry verification, commissioning and operator or programming support remain separate.
Before an inspection
Questions to resolve before arranging an inspection.
Confirm the complete model, bed length, spindle and lower-turret configuration from the serial-specific build.
Inspect main, second and milling spindle condition plus B-axis and C-axis operation.
Cycle the ATC, tool magazine, lower turret, probing, coolant and chip systems.
Review collision history, geometry evidence, maintenance records, control options and included HSK tooling.
Plan specialized rigging, freight, foundation, utilities, commissioning and operator/programming support.
Nationwide machine search
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You decide which options deserve verification, inspection or discussion and whether an introduction is useful.
Sources and scope
Where the reference facts came from.
Sources support the reference facts and comparison candidates below; the serial-specific build and seller documentation control for an individual machine. Alternatives are candidates for investigation, not declarations of technical equivalence or fitness for a buyer's application.
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