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As a leading provider of CNC machining products, Gosiger is committed to supplying the best, most innovative brands in the industry. For customers that require greater range of motion and flexibility for machining their products, a quality 5-axis CNC machine is the solution. 5-axis machining involves machining the part on three planes – X, Y, and Z – and rotating the piece in order to achieve the desired result.

Bridgeport by Hardinge Inc., is a leading manufacturer and provider of a wide range of highly reliable turning, milling, grinding, and work-holding solutions. One of the products they specialize in is 5-axis CNC machines. Their latest generation of XR-Series 5-axis vertical machining centers promises to bring instant and positive results to your parts creation and manufacturing. The machines unrivalled technology, paired with unwavering commitment to improving the customers’ productivity and business performance contribute to the 5-axis CNC machine’s success.

CNC machine technology is ever-changing; as evidenced by the constant innovation and the number of new product introductions. These technology gains are driven by ongoing customer demands for better, faster and cheaper production solutions. Entry or even just competition in the global manufacturing environment demands exacting precision from one-off part runs to mass-produced widgets of every conceivable configuration. Further, the production time allotted from start to finished product is now breathtakingly short.

Manufacturers often begin and end their research with a VMC (vertical machining center).  The VMC meets the requirements for a wide range of manufacturing processes. Often thought of as an entry level CNC machine, it offers a great return on investment in terms of speed and precision. Cost reduction, the never-ending battle, and minimizing lead-times while maximizing throughput are vital in today’s highly competitive manufacturing environment. A high-performance VMC can deliver all of these things.

VMCs are ideal for generally smaller parts that require tight tolerances and good finishes.

The concept behind Nomura's Swiss-turning philosophy is simple, “A person watching a machine takes away from profit.” In most circumstances one operator can manage up to 5 Nomura Swiss-style lathes.

Many Swiss-style lathes perform most, if not all, machining on the Z axis as opposed to the traditional methods used in other CNC lathes. This methodology creates unique challenges and makes programming them far more elaborate when compared to conventional CNC lathes.  However, Nomura Swiss machines access the full range of axes and allow a comprehensive approach to machining even the most complex parts, complete.

Today's CNC grinders are used by a variety of industries where precision cuts are needed in, typically hard, materials. You adhere to an exacting level of quality and you need a CNC grinder that achieves it. Gosiger supplies some of the best brands available to meet your product quotas on time. Our product line of CNC grinders includes:

Investing in cutting-edge technology is a must for machine shops hoping to remain competitive in the new era of global manufacturing sources. If you invested in a 3-axis machining center earlier, and not a 5-axis machine, you are missing out on the considerable advantages offered through the capabilities of 5-axis machining centers.

The challenges of machining titanium are many. Yet in the aerospace industry, titanium’s lightweight strength is in great demand. A thorough understanding of titanium’s properties and challenges are critical to success in machining titanium. Learn more about how Gosiger and Sandvik Coromant partnered to develop innovative new solutions that can help you efficiently tool complicated titanium components.

With the many choices in CNC machines, why should you consider an Okuma CNC machine? A major reason to consider an Okuma CNC machine is THINC. THINC stands for; The Intelligent Numerical Control. It represents a paradigm shift in CNC design and implementation.

It might have started after the successful installation of your last CNC machining center or even at the last machine tool show you attended. But in this day and age, we all eventually begin to look at automation.  The world is a small place today and global competition is the norm - no longer a rarity. To get the business your company needs and to prosper long term you have to not only compete, you have to win and win far more often than you lose.  Often the process starts with an assessment that automation is too complicated and automation is only for the giant manufacturers but then, over time, it begins to dawn on you. You begin to ask yourself, "What if I could I add automation to the process?" or "Is it really possible to reduce costs and improve throughput - how do the big boys do it?"

In the highly competitive world of manufacturing you need efficiency, cost control, precision and speed to stay ahead. Today's CNC machines offer incredibly tight tolerances and quality that give you that winning edge. But, not all CNC machines are created equal. Experience superior engineering and cost savings using Okuma CNC machines.