High precision machining and high volume production don’t always go hand-in-hand. That’s why Swiss watch makers developed sliding headstock turning machines that achieve both goals.
High precision machining and high volume production don’t always go hand-in-hand. That’s why Swiss watch makers developed sliding headstock turning machines that achieve both goals.
Long rods and shafts that require multiple operations can be efficiently machined on one Swiss-type lathe – if part of a well thought out work cell. Gosiger High Volume department met this challenge as demonstrated in this brief video of a customer installation.
Gosiger’s commitment to providing high-quality CNC machines is without parallel. For example, our selection of Swiss-style lathes features the innovative manufacturer Nomura. As North America’s exclusive distributor of these Swiss-style lathes you know you are getting top notch CNC machinery with our superb product support.
Like every other CNC manufacturer we carry, Nomura Swiss-style lathes exceed our stringent standards of performance and value. For precise part fabrication, these Swiss screw machines are ideal for markets requiring tight tolerances on minute parts. Get the repeatability you need and your clients demand with a Gosiger CNC machinery solution.
Flexibility and reliability are vital qualities in any CNC machine you invest in. Certainly options including a larger spindle, a large tool magazine, or even an auxiliary tool for complex parts can be desirable. But, for Swiss-style lathes, part tolerance and repeatability are paramount. When the job calls for a small, highly precise part, it’s the Nomura Swiss-style lathe that answers.
In the machining world, there are certain jobs that only a CNC lathe can handle. CNC lathes are the standard machines when high-precision and high-performance are required. For product manufacturers, affordability isn’t the only requirement. Their machines have to function consistently, perform with a high level of precision, and continue to churn out the right product each and every time. That is exactly what CNC lathes offer.
When specializing in intricate, small-part manufacturing, a Swiss-style lathe/screw machine is required. Many times parts made by a CNC Swiss-style lathe measure only a few micrometers in length and involve complex features. You need the ideal machine to achieve the tight tolerances and complex machining and Gosiger has the solution.
Working with a Swiss-style lathe or screw machine is typically the best solution for micro-part fabrication. While avoiding the use of a Swiss-style lathe can be done, you may be missing out on the advantages of working with this helpful machine.
Gosiger is a committed distributor of high quality CNC machines and products. We only offer brands that live up to our standards of performance, value, and reliability. Our customers rely on the products we carry to run well and perform - producing precision parts for their business.
Whether you are producing machine screws, copper fittings, or rivets and fasteners you need high precision with minimal operator assistance. A swiss-style lathe is required to achieve this when machining high-volume components. A Swiss-style lathe or Swiss screw machine is vital to meet the volume and quality expected in today’s small fabrication markets.
Screw machining requires some of the tightest tolerances and highest volumes, of most machining practices. Improving on cam driven technology, a CNC Swiss-style lathe can perform even the most complex machining with short set-up time. This provides a very cost effective option when high quality is a chief concern for your shop.
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.