What Is a Swiss Lathe?

Swiss turning refers to the production of high-precision cylindrical parts in large quantities. The parts produced by a Swiss lathe usually have very small features, called fine features. Swiss lathes are similar to CNC lathes or CNC lathe centers, but only perform a small range of processing, but usually run faster and have higher accuracy than traditional CNC lathes.

Swiss turning

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Swiss turning refers to the production of high-precision cylindrical parts in large quantities. The parts produced by a Swiss lathe usually have very small features, called fine features. Swiss lathes are similar to CNC lathes or CNC lathe centers, but only perform a small range of processing, but usually run faster and have higher accuracy than traditional CNC lathes.
Materials that can be processed on Swiss lathes include stainless steel, titanium alloys, brass, aluminum alloys, platinum and iridium alloys.

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