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GMT-2000 Series

GMT-2000 combines CNC turning and milling with up to 9-axis control and simultaneous 5-axis machining. The series offers Ø660 mm turning capacity, lengths up to 2,520 mm and a 12,000 rpm milling spindle, with ±150 mm Y-axis travel, a 240° B-axis and configurations with a second spindle or lower turret.

  • Up to 9 controlled axes and simultaneous 5-axis machining
  • Ø660 mm turning diameter and lengths up to 2,520 mm
  • Standard 40-tool magazine, with optional 80 or 120 positions

Brand:

  • GOODWAY

Overview

GMT-2000 Multi-Tasking CNC Turn-Mill Center

GMT-2000 integrates turning, milling and drilling in one machine for components requiring several machining operations. Coordinated X, Y, Z, B and C movement supports simultaneous 5-axis contour machining and access to features at different angles.

The milling spindle reaches 12,000 rpm and provides 20.8 kW at the S6-40% rating, with HSK-T63 or Capto C6 tooling interfaces. Y-axis travel of ±150 mm and B-axis rotation through 240° provide flexibility for off-center and inclined features.

The main spindle is available in 8, 10 and 12 in chuck configurations. The S version adds a second turning spindle, T adds a lower turret, and ST combines both. Where equipped, the lower turret can work with the tool spindle to perform balanced turning.

The standard chain magazine holds 40 tools, with optional 80 or 120 positions. Oil circulation cools the turning spindle, milling spindle and X1-axis ball screw. Optional thermal compensation, G.LINC operating system and parts-handling equipment extend the available production configuration.

Key Features – GMT-2000 Series

Up to 9 Controlled Axes

The platform combines turning and milling with simultaneous 5-axis capability for complex machining sequences.

12,000 rpm Milling Spindle

The milling spindle supports contouring and finishing with 20.8 kW output at the S6-40% rating.

±150 mm Y-Axis Travel

Y-axis travel and the 240° B-axis range provide access to off-center features and surfaces at different angles.

40-Tool Standard Magazine

The standard magazine accommodates 40 tools, with optional 80 or 120 positions for more extensive machining sequences.

Promo Video – GOODWAY GMT-2000

Technical Specifications

Model Configurations

Configuration

Second turning spindle

Lower turret

GMT-2000

–

–

GMT-2000S

Included

–

GMT-2000T

–

Included

GMT-2000ST

Included

Included

Capacity and Travel by Model

Specification

Unit

GMT-2000

GMT-2000S

GMT-2000ST

Max. swing diameter

mm

Ø660

Ø660

Ø660

Max. turning diameter, milling-spindle configuration

mm

Ø660

Ø660

Ø660

Max. turning diameter, lower turret

mm

–

–

Ø420

Max. turning length

mm

1,020 / 1,520 (L1) / 2,520 (L2)

1,020 / 1,520 (L1) / 2,520 (L2)

1,520 (L1) / 2,520 (L2)

Max. X1-axis travel, milling spindle

mm

615

615

615

Max. Y1-axis travel, milling spindle

mm

±150

±150

±150

Max. Z1-axis travel, milling spindle

mm

1,090 / 1,590 (L1) / 2,590 (L2)

1,090 / 1,590 (L1) / 2,590 (L2)

1,590 (L1) / 2,590 (L2)

Max. X2-axis travel, lower turret

mm

–

–

240

Max. Z2-axis travel, lower turret

mm

–

–

1,400 (L1) / 2,400 (L2)

B-axis travel

°

240 (−30 to +210)

240 (−30 to +210)

240 (−30 to +210)

Lower turret stations

T

–

–

9

Tailstock quill center taper

–

MT#5, live center

–

–

Turning Spindle Options

Specification

Unit

Option A

Option B

Option C

Spindle 1 chuck size

in

8

10

12

Spindle 1 max. speed

rpm

4,500

3,800

3,200

Spindle 2 chuck size, S / ST configurations

in

8

10

10

Spindle 2 max. speed, S / ST configurations

rpm

4,500

3,800

3,800

Shared Specifications and Equipment

Category

Specification

Unit

Value / Options

Availability

CONTROL

Max. controlled axes

axes

9

According to configuration

MACHINING

Simultaneous machining

axes

5

Series capability

MILLING SPINDLE

Max. spindle speed

rpm

12,000

Standard for listed models

MILLING SPINDLE

Motor output, S6-40%

kW

20.8

Standard for listed models

MILLING SPINDLE

Tool interface

–

HSK-T63 / Capto C6

According to configuration

B-AXIS

Angle encoder resolution

°

0.001

Standard

B-AXIS

Drive mechanism

–

Roller cam

Standard

C-AXIS

Control

–

Cs-axis, driven by the spindle motor

Standard

C-AXIS

Minimum indexing increment

°

0.001

Standard

ATC MAGAZINE

Tool capacity

T

40 (opt. 80 / 120)

Standard / optional

ATC MAGAZINE

Max. tool diameter

mm

Ø130, adjacent pockets empty

According to tool arrangement

ATC MAGAZINE

Max. tool length

mm

450

Series specification

LOWER TURRET

Adjacent-station indexing time

s

0.2

GMT-2000ST

LOWER TURRET

Opposite-station indexing time

s

0.5

GMT-2000ST

THERMAL CONTROL

Thermal compensation system

–

Available

Optional

OPERATING SYSTEM

G.LINC smart operating system

–

Available

Optional

PARTS HANDLING

Parts catcher / parts conveyor

–

Available

Optional

Notes

  • The numerical specification tables cover GMT-2000, GMT-2000S and GMT-2000ST.
  • L1 and L2 identify the extended bed configurations. GMT-2000ST is offered with 1,520 or 2,520 mm turning length.
  • Options A, B and C combine the chuck sizes and spindle speeds shown in the same column. Spindle 2 specifications apply to S and ST configurations.
  • The milling spindle output of 20.8 kW is specified at S6-40%.
  • The standard magazine holds 40 tools; 80 and 120 positions are optional. Tools up to Ø130 mm require empty adjacent pockets, with a maximum tool length of 450 mm.

Applications

General machining

Mixed prototype and production work across sizes; flexible envelopes and quick changeovers speed setups, reduce handling, and keep output consistent day to day.

Capital goods

Industrial equipment components from plates and frames to precision shafts and housings; scalable platforms and stable processes preserve accuracy over long runs.

Automotive

Tooling and production parts across the supply chain, from fixtures and dies to turned and milled components; repeatable referencing supports surface quality and tight tolerances.

Energy

Pump and valve components, compressor parts, and auxiliary housings; controlled cutting and chip/coolant management help protect tolerances, surface finish, and tool life.

Oil & Gas

Valve bodies, manifolds, housings, and high-integrity flanges; robust machining strategies and chip/coolant control help maintain tolerances in demanding alloys.

Wind energy

Drivetrain and auxiliary components including hubs, seats, flanges, and structural parts; rigid setups and stable processes sustain accuracy, finish, and tool life across long runs.

Railway

Frames, brackets, axlebox housings, and brake components; rigid machining and effective chip evacuation keep geometry and flatness consistent on large parts.

Aeronautics

Precision structural parts, fixtures, and machined assemblies; probing and process control (where available) help keep flatness and bores in tolerance on long cycles.

Defense

Housings, carriers, and structural parts in high-strength alloys; stable machining conditions and verified datums deliver repeatable accuracy under heavy cuts.

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