XP20/26/32S

The Hanwha XP20/26/32S is a 4-axis CNC automatic lathe offered in three bar-diameter configurations: XP20S (Ø20 mm), XP26S (Ø26 mm), and XP32S (Ø32 mm). Controlled by the Hanwha Fanuc-i system and built on the same compact platform across all three variants, the XP series is Hanwha's answer for shops that need the precision, repeatability, and programming flexibility of a CNC machine at an accessible price point. The brochure describes the XP series as both "a long-runner with a proven record of performance and production quality" and "perfect for an old cam lathe user who seeks higher precision and productivity" — positioning that reflects a real upgrade path for shops still running spindle automatics. The XP20S and XP26S share a main spindle speed of 8,000 rpm, while the XP32S runs at 8,000 rpm with a significantly more powerful motor (5.5/7.5 kW versus 2.2/3.7 kW for the smaller variants). All three share the same Z1 stroke — 210 mm for the XP20S and XP26S, 205 mm for the XP32S — and the same basic tooling layout: 6 OD tools (□12 mm) for the Ø20 variant and 5 OD tools (□16 mm) for the Ø26/32 variants, 4 front tools (ER16M, Ø25), and a 4-position cross drill. The guide bush system uses the proven TD25NS collet holder assembly for the main, sub, and guide positions. The sub spindle runs at 8,000 rpm on the smaller two variants and uses a 1.5/2.2 kW motor for the XP32S. A Cross Unit 4 with one modular position (ER16M x 4) is available as an option for all XP20/26/32S variants, and the standard cross unit is non-modular. At 2,300 kg for the XP20S/26S and 2,500 kg for the XP32S, and with a shared footprint of 2,030 x 1,140 x 1,710 mm, the XP series is one of the more compact Swiss-type automatic lathes in the Hanwha range. Power consumption is 2.2 kVA running (rated 4.7 kVA for the Ø20/26, rated 9.5 kVA for the Ø32), making it economical to integrate into existing shop electrical infrastructure.

Ideal For

• Shops upgrading from cam-operated automatic lathes to CNC precision production
• High-volume runs of standard turned parts where cycle time and repeatability are the key metrics
• Job shops that need a compact, lower-cost Swiss-type platform to handle work that does not require multi-path or B-axis capability
• Facilities running mixed bar diameters across Ø20–32 mm who want a common programming and tooling base
• Operations adding capacity cost-effectively alongside existing Swiss or fixed-headstock CNC lathes