Swiss CNC machining service is a high-precision parts machining method using Swiss CNC machine tools (Swiss CNC). This machining method can efficiently complete the production of complex parts through the movement of the workpiece between the spindle and the guide sleeve, and the synchronous machining of the tool. Compared with traditional turning, Swiss CNC machines have higher precision and faster speed, and are particularly suitable for machining long and thin shafts, small, and complex geometric parts.

Swiss CNC machining service is often used in the manufacture of medical equipment parts, aerospace parts, electronic product components, automotive parts, and precision instrument parts. It is one of the important processes in the field of precision machining.

Compared with traditional CNC lathes, the workpiece of the Swiss lathe can rotate along the Z axis or move back and forth along the Z axis, and the linkage tool holder processes the product along the Z/X/Y axis, while the tool of the Swiss lathe is always in a fixed position. Different tools on the rack provide boring, boring, knurling, turning and milling functions, as well as external thread cutting, tapping, rolling and single-point thread processing. It is particularly suitable for processing high-precision, slender shaft parts. A wide variety of materials can be processed, from stainless steel to titanium, aluminum, and even plastic.

When the Swiss lathe is turning, the spindle clamps the material and rotates at high speed, has a C-axis indexing function, and moves quickly along the Z axis. After each part is processed, it is automatically unloaded and then the next part is processed. From material feeding to finished product output, the entire process does not require human participation or manual secondary clamping. The advantage is that it supports multiple automatic feeding, which greatly improves product accuracy, product consistency and production efficiency, and can quickly and accurately produce very small complex parts