CNC SWISS-TYPE PRECISION PARTS
Swiss style turning machines are similar to CNC lathes or turning centers, but are faster and more accurate than traditional CNC turning centers. This is because Swiss precision machining allows milling, drilling, turning and tapping to be accomplished on each Swiss turning machine.Get more news about
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HISTORY OF PRECISION SWISS SCREW MACHINING
Swiss-type screw machines manufacturing began in Switzerland to produce collets for watch balance springs. This allowed them to compete with American watch manufacturers by making high precision parts in high volume. Most CNC Swiss screw machines today are made in Japan by Star, Citizen, and Tsugami.
"Basics of the CNC Swiss-Type Lathe” describes the basic functions and components of the CNC Swiss-type lathe. CNC Swiss-type lathes are a complex type of lathe with a sliding headstock that feeds bar stock through a guide bushing and toward the cutting tools. The guide bushing is the defining characteristic of the Swiss-type lathe. It provides support at the point of contact between the workpiece and the cutting tool, improving rigidity while reducing workpiece deflection and tool chatter. Additionally, CNC Swiss-type lathes are capable of holding a wide variety of cutting tools.
CNC Swiss-type lathes are important pieces of equipment in modern machining due to their ability to machine complex, finished parts with minimal human intervention. After taking this class, users will understand how a CNC Swiss-type lathe differs from a conventional lathe as well as be able to describe the basic functions and general machine components of a CNC Swiss-type lathe.
