CNC Turning Services

What is CNC Turning?

CNC turning is a precision machining process where a cutting tool removes material from a rotating workpiece. Our advanced CNC lathes deliver exceptional accuracy and surface finish for complex cylindrical parts.

Advantages of CNC Turning

Discover the key benefits of our CNC turning services that set us apart from competitors:

High Precision Machining

Superior Surface Finish

Rapid Production Cycles

Complex Geometry Capability

Material Versatility

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• High precision and repeatability (±0.005mm tolerance)
• Excellent surface finish quality
• Rapid production cycles
• Complex geometry capability
• Material versatility (metals, plastics, composites)

Typical Applications

Technical Specifications

• Maximum turning diameter: 500mm
• Maximum turning length: 1000mm
• Spindle speed: 50-6000 RPM
• Positioning accuracy: ±0.005mm
• Repeatability: ±0.002mm

Precision Swiss Machining

Swiss turning specializes in producing small, complex, and high-precision components. Our Swiss-type lathes with sliding headstock technology achieve exceptional accuracy for medical, electronics, and micro-mechanical applications.

Key Benefits

• Extreme precision (±0.002mm tolerance)
• Simultaneous multi-axis machining
• Minimal material waste
• Excellent for long, slender parts
• Complete machining in single setup

Common Applications

Swiss Machining Capabilities

• Maximum part diameter: 32mm
• Maximum part length: 300mm
• Up to 13-axis simultaneous machining
• Bar feeder capability
• Live tooling options

Multi-Axis CNC Milling

Our CNC milling capabilities include 3-axis, 4-axis, and 5-axis machining for complex 3D geometries. We work with a wide range of materials to produce precision parts for various industries.

Technical Specifications

• 3-axis, 4-axis & 5-axis machining centers
• Maximum workpiece size: 1000 × 600 × 500mm
• Positioning accuracy: ±0.005mm
• Spindle speed: 6,000 - 20,000 RPM
• Tool magazine capacity: 20-40 tools

Material Capabilities

Milling Applications

• Prototype development
• Mold and die making
• Enclosure and housing manufacturing
• Complex 3D surface machining
• Precision tooling