WFL Millturn Technologies will present two major highlights at IMTS 2026, North America’s largest manufacturing technology exhibition: the highly versatile M70 MILLTURN complete machining center and a newly developed automated angular head that opens new possibilities for complex internal machining applications.

As a global leader in complete machining solutions, WFL continues to push the boundaries of manufacturing technology by integrating multiple processes into a single machine and a single setup. At this year’s IMTS, visitors will have the opportunity to experience firsthand how the company’s latest innovations increase productivity, improve process reliability, and enable entirely new machining strategies for demanding workpieces.
The centerpiece of WFL’s booth will be the M70 MILLTURN, a machine designed to combine turning, milling, drilling, boring, gear cutting and measuring operations within one highly stable platform.

Designed for workpiece lengths of up to 8,000 mm, swing diameters of up to 850 mm and component weights reaching 5,000 kg, the M70 extends WFL’s complete machining philosophy into a new performance class. Its optimized machine geometry, powerful spindle drives and robust machine structure provide the stability required for highly demanding turning, boring and milling operations. A key advantage of the M70 is its modularity. Built on WFL’s proven modular system, the machine can be configured to meet specific customer requirements while maintaining the core principle of complete machining in a single setup. Tool magazine configurations with up to 200 tool positions, automatic tool change capabilities and setup operations performed parallel to machining ensure maximum machine utilization and reduced non-productive time. The machine also offers extensive capabilities for advanced technologies such as deep-hole drilling, internal machining and special process applications. Particularly noteworthy is the optional WFL prismatic tool interface, which enables the use of large and highly specialized tooling, including long boring bars, solid drills and angular heads, with exceptional rigidity and process security.
At IMTS, WFL experts will demonstrate how complete machining strategies can help manufacturers achieve higher productivity while reducing operational complexity throughout the production process.
The M70 MILLTURN at IMTS will also serve as the ideal demonstration platform for WFL’s newly developed automated angular head technology. Internal machining has long been one of the most challenging disciplines in metal cutting. Components featuring deep cavities, internal pockets, ribs, radii, threads and seating surfaces often require multiple specialized tools and extensive manual intervention. These challenges become even more demanding when machining thin-walled lightweight structures, particularly in aluminum applications.
To address these requirements, WFL has developed an entirely new angular head concept that fundamentally differs from conventional systems. While traditional angular heads typically require manual tool changes and are often limited in speed and rigidity, the new WFL solution introduces a fully automated approach. Tools are exchanged automatically through the machine’s standard tool magazine, eliminating manual handling and enabling uninterrupted machining processes.
The angular head incorporates an HSK32 tool interface, allowing compact dimensions while maintaining exceptional rigidity. A hydraulically actuated clamping system, combined with integrated electrical and hydraulic media supply, creates a highly sophisticated machining unit capable of handling demanding applications with maximum reliability.
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