Conventional CNC turning can become less stable when machining long, slender parts because cutting forces may cause workpiece deflection. Swiss-type machining supports the bar close to the cutting zone with a guide bushing, helping maintain dimensional consistency on small-diameter components with higher length-to-diameter ratios.
Our Swiss CNC lathes combine turning, drilling, milling, threading, and other operations in a single setup, making the process well suited for custom screw machine parts such as shafts, pins, bushings, threaded fittings, spacers, and precision connectors. Critical dimensional tolerances down to ±0.005 mm can be evaluated based on part geometry, material, and production requirements.
