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We are able to achieve extremely high levels of productivity with our machines because we have such a large inventory of Swiss, multi-axis, multi-spindle, horizontal and vertical machining centers. It is advantageous to use these machines because they allow you to perform multiple operations at the same time and produce complex parts from a single setup configuration, to name a couple of benefits. We are able to meet any of your requirements because we have a diverse range of metals available, including stainless steel, alloy steel, aluminum, and high-performance alloys, as well as a variety of general-purpose and engineering-grade plastics available. Our quality-oriented and computer-driven manufacturing systems enable us to consistently achieve tolerances of less than 0.0005′′ on orders of varying sizes, from single prototypes to orders numbering in the tens of thousands of pieces.
Because of the rapid pace of this industry, lead times are extremely short.
Several advantages of CNC Swiss Machining can be applied to a wide range of different project types, including those requiring high levels of precision and repeatability. Consider the following scenario as an illustration:
It is necessary to distinguish exotic metals and alloys from those that are readily available on the market.
The following are just a few examples of the numerous cost-saving opportunities provided by CNC Swiss machines in the following industries:
There are two primary types of Swiss-style turning machines: CNC (as previously discussed) and automatic (as previously discussed). CNC turning machines are more expensive than automatic turning machines. Machines that turn with CNC technology are more expensive than machine tools that turn automatically. Machines that turn automatically are more expensive than machines that turn manually. CNC technology is used to turn machines.
When using a collet, the workpiece is held firmly in place while you work. When using disc cams, the tools are rotated in the same direction as the workpiece while the workpiece remains stationary. It is possible to compensate for longitudinal differences in the workpiece by employing disc cams when moving in radial motion because the tools are moving in the same direction as you are. Overall, when using close spindle collets, deflected debris is not a significant issue in the vast majority of applications, according to industry standards.
Especially when dealing with smaller production runs, the initial set-up and preparation can take a long time, and the cost of tooling can become prohibitively expensive. In the manufacturing industry, Swiss turning machines are becoming increasingly popular, particularly in high-volume production environments where economies of scale can more than offset the initial costs of tooling and setup. The ability of CNC Swiss turning machines to process parts in the tens of millions has the potential to significantly reduce the overall cost per unit produced, particularly in high-volume applications.
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