A driven (live) tool holder does not fit a brand of lathe — it fits a turret interface. This guide lists, builder by builder, the turret interfaces used on the lathes most often asked about, and which tooling brands publish holders for them, so you can shortlist suppliers before you ask for a quotation. Brand names are used only to identify machine compatibility; all trademarks belong to their owners.

Turret interfaces are taken from Mongtec’s TOOL HOLDER SELECTION GUIDE and from builders’ published machine data; the “brands publishing holders” column lists suppliers whose public catalogues or websites named these machines or interfaces when checked in September 2026 (alphabetical, not exhaustive). Always confirm the fitted turret from a photo of the turret face — the same model ships with different turrets.
| Machine builder | Turret interfaces you will find | Brands that publish holders for these machines | Mongtec page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mazak (QT, QTN/Nexus, QT-Ez, QTS/Smart, HQR, Multiplex, Integrex) | BMT68 on M/MY/MS/MSY live-tool models; BMT80 on larger 12-station builds; Mazak-specific VDI40 on many QT/QTN builds; BOT static blocks on 2-axis models | Eppinger, Mimatic, Mongtec, MT Marchetti, Sandvik Coromant (machine-adapted) | Mazak |
| DMG MORI (NL/NLX, NT/NTX, NZX, CTX, CLX, ALX, Sprint) | NL/NLX 1500–3000: BMT60 on 12-station turrets, BMT40 on 20-station turrets; NLX 4000, NT 4000–5400: BMT60; NT/NTX 1000–3200, NZ/NZX, Duraturn: BMT40; CTX/CLX/Sprint: VDI25/30/40/50 Trifix (standard VDI holders fit) | Eppinger, Heimatec, Mimatic, Mongtec (incl. a dedicated NL/NLX catalogue), MT Marchetti, Sandvik Coromant (machine-adapted), WTO | DMG MORI · Gildemeister |
| Haas (ST, DS, SL, TL) | BMT65 on Y-axis models (ST-20Y/25Y/30Y/35Y, DS-30Y); BOT bolt patterns 45×70, 45×80, 60×50.5 and 70×105 mm on base and SS models; optional VDI turret confirmed per machine | Benz (via Haas Tooling), Eppinger (via Haas Tooling), Heimatec (via Platinum Tooling), Lyndex-Nikken, Mimatic, Mongtec, MT Marchetti, Redline Tools | Haas |
| Okuma (GENOS L, LB, LU, LT, Multus, ES) | VDI30 on GENOS L200/L2000-e M; VDI40 on GENOS L300/L3000-e M, LB/LU 300–400 M; BMT 65×73 mm bolt pattern on GENOS L300 MW/MYW, LB/LU EX MW builds and Multus U; BOT 45×70 / 45×80 mm on 2-axis models | Eppinger, Mongtec, MT Marchetti, Sandvik Coromant (machine-adapted) | Okuma |
| Doosan / DN Solutions (Lynx, Puma, SMX) | BMT45, BMT55, BMT65, BMT75 on live-tool Lynx and Puma models (Puma 2100/2600 M/MS/Y/SY: BMT55 or BMT65 by station count); BOT on Lynx 220 A/B/C, Lynx 2100 and Puma GT 2100 12-station 2-axis builds | Eppinger, Mongtec | Doosan / DN Solutions |
| Nakamura-Tome (WT, WY, NTY, SC, Super NTM/NTJ/NTMX) | Nakamura-specific BMT44 on MX-100, NTJ-100, NTY3-100, WY-100 II, SC-100, Super NTMX, WT-100; Nakamura-specific BMT45 (60×50 mm) on WT-150/250, WTW/WTS-150, Super NTM3/NTJ/NTJX, SC-150–250, NTY3-250, WY-250; standard VDI40 where a VDI turret is fitted. Standard catalogue BMT holders do not fit the Nakamura BMT variants. | Eppinger, Mongtec | Nakamura-Tome |
| Hyundai WIA (L, SKT, HD) | BMT45 / BMT55 / BMT65 / BMT75 by machine size; confirm station count | Eppinger, Mongtec | Hyundai WIA |
| Hardinge (Talent, Conquest, Super-Precision T) | BMT45 on GS 42/51, T-42/T-51, Talent 42/51; BMT55 on Conquest H51, Super-Precision T56/T-65 — the H51 is BMT55 in the 12-station build and BMT45 in the 16-station build | Eppinger, Mongtec | Hardinge |
| Biglia / Eurotech (B436, B438, B446, B465, B545–B765) | BMT40 (50×50 mm pattern) on B436/B438; BMT55 inch (65×63 mm pattern) on B446/B465/B620/E42SL and B545–B765 | Mongtec, Sandvik Coromant (machine-adapted) | Biglia · Eurotech |
| Goodway (GLS, GTS, GA, GS) | BMT65 or VDI40 depending on series; Goodway-specific D63 mounting on some turrets | Mongtec (incl. Goodway D63 range) | Goodway |
| Romi (GL 250/300/350/450) | BMT45 (GL250Y/S), BMT55 (GL300Y/S), BMT65 (GL350M/Y/S), BMT75 (GL450M/Y) | Mongtec | Romi |
| Muratec (MD, MW, MS) | BOT 76×110 mm pattern on MD200, MW 180/200, MS 90/100 10-station turrets | Mongtec | Muratec |
| Emco, Hwacheon, SMEC, Spinner, Takisawa, Miyano, CMZ, Victor and others | Standard BMT45–BMT75 or VDI30/VDI40 in most cases; builder-specific variants exist (Takisawa TA60, Tsugami TS65) | Eppinger, Mongtec, MT Marchetti (coverage varies by builder) | All 55 builders |
Mongtec Precision is a Taiwanese brand headquartered in Taichung. It publishes 228 driven tool holder article numbers for BMT45–BMT85 and VDI16–VDI60 with collet, ratio, speed and torque on this site, static turret tooling for BMT40–BMT75 and BOT patterns, a dedicated NL/NLX-series catalogue for DMG MORI, and builds BMT40/60/68/80 and builder-specific interfaces (Mazak, Nakamura-Tome, Haas BOT, Okuma BOT, Muratec BOT) to the turret drawing. If you run another brand’s holder today, the cross-reference pages show which Mongtec article numbers share the same interface and output; Mongtec engineering confirms the equivalent from your part number and a turret photo. Mongtec does not distribute the other brands named on this page.
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The ST-20Y uses a BMT65 turret. Brands that publish BMT65 holders for Haas include Benz and Eppinger (sold through Haas Tooling), Heimatec, Lyndex-Nikken, Mongtec and Redline Tools. A base ST-20 without the Y axis has a BOT turret and takes static blocks only.
Mongtec’s selection guide lists the NL/NLX 1500–3000 under BMT60 for 12-station turrets and BMT40 for 20-station turrets. Some machine data also reports a VDI40 Trifix build; confirm from the turret face before ordering.
Within one builder’s turret, yes — any brand’s BMT65 holder built for the Haas BMT65 turret fits that turret. Across builders, no: BMT is not a published standard, so “BMT55” for a Doosan Puma and “BMT55” for a Nakamura-Tome are different mountings.
If the turret interface and the output (axial or radial, collet size) match, Mongtec supplies an equivalent article number; send the existing part number with the machine model and Mongtec engineering confirms it. See the cross-reference pages for Eppinger, WTO and Heimatec.
Machine builder and model, turret designation and station count, a photo of the turret face or the turret drawing, the holder orientation (axial or radial) and clamping size (for example ER32), and the quantity. A drawing or part number of the holder you are replacing works just as well.