The turning center has a 15% smaller footprint than prior designs, with floor dimensions of 119.3 in (3,030 mm) by 86.6 in (2,200 mm), while maintaining throughput and cycle times. Its modular design uses common components across the machine, including identical left and right spindles, upper and lower turrets, and upper and lower carrier drives, which keeps machine cost down. The slant bed design supports a maximum bar diameter capacity of 2 in (50 mm) with a 6 in (152 mm) diameter chuck. The main and second spindles use 20 hp (15 kW) motors with maximum speeds of 6,000 rpm, and the 12-station/24-tool position upper and lower turrets feature 7.0 hp (5.3 kW) rotary tool spindles with maximum speeds of 6,000 rpm.

Toolholding uses a BMT 45 interface for tool changes, supporting both static and driven tools across radial, axial and angular holder types. The interface allows tools to rotate 180 degrees for use in second operations, eliminating the need for tool changes between operations. A work unloader positioned over the second spindle can be fitted with a gripper or parts bucket to remove finished parts, while an auto parts catcher mounted on the lower turret catches parts at the second spindle head or, when positioned beneath the main spindle, collects end-of-bar remnants.

The machine runs on the MAZATROL SmoothG CNC, which includes MAZATROL conversational programming and EIA-ISO G-code programming. The control has a 19-in touch screen with a 3D model-based graphical user interface and includes programming functions for high-speed, high-accuracy machining.