Swiss Type is a Turning Center design that was originally developed for the Swiss watch industry. These machines are designed to turn small, complex, precision parts. Unlike Conventional Lathes where the part is stationary and the tool moves, a Swiss-type turning center allows the part to move in the Z-axis and the tool is stationary – so essentially the spindle is moving in the Z-axis to the tooling.
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CT 20
with C Axis, 8000rpm Spindle,
20mm bar diameter
Swiss DT 13 HP
15000rpm 10.5kW Ceramic Bearing Spindle producing 26Nm of torque
Swiss DT 26 S
Proven kinematics featuring five linear axes and two C axes
Swiss GT 32
Ergonomic and modular
Operation with or without guide bush
Swiss Nano
Turning, drilling, cutting/deburring and roughing/finishing operations
CB32M/CB36M
Complete complicated parts machining in one operation
NCY-32M
Turning, milling, drilling, tapping, cutting, slide turning, all in 1 operation
CDS 42
Twin Spindle Twin Platten, Gang Type
Built for High Accuracy & Production
CDS 52
Slant bed with an independent gang tool table for main and sub spindle
SY2-42E
Swiss-type/Sliding Head Lathe
Y2 Axis with Live Tooling Function