G-Series 5-Axis Universal Machining Center
G-modules are modular machining centres. They are available in three different sizes and as single-spindle or two-spindle machines.
Watch this Haas DS-30Y machining a wheel spacer
This demonstration of a Haas DS-30Y shows a typical kind of part that can be machined on the productive lathes. Turn, drill, counterbore, chamfer, handoff, turn, drill, counterbore, chamfer, and you're done.
The DS-30Y Y-axis turning centre combines dual-spindle turning with Y-axis, C-axis, and live tooling to create a powerful ‘done-in-one’ machining solution for any shop. It comes standard with a 12-station BMT65 turret and synchronised C-axis for versatile 4-axis capability.
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