Machinery

Tsugami Swiss Turning Machines are renowned for their ability to produce high-precision, complex parts with exceptional speed and accuracy. Designed for tight-tolerance machining, these machines are ideal for manufacturing intricate components across a variety of industries where precision is non-negotiable.

All 6 of our machines are ideal for industries such as medical, aerospace, automotive, and electronics, where the demand for small, intricate parts with high accuracy is critical. From complex medical devices and surgical instruments to precision automotive components, these machines can handle a wide variety of challenging materials, including stainless steel, titanium, and specialized alloys.

20 MM
32 MM
38 MM

We can run diameters from .093” to 1.5”.

Swiss-Type Precision: The sliding headstock design of Tsugami Swiss machines allows for unparalleled precision, making them ideal for producing small, intricate parts with tight tolerances.

Multi-Axis Capabilities: Equipped with advanced multi-axis machining capabilities, these machines can perform simultaneous operations such as turning, drilling, and milling in a single setup, reducing cycle times and increasing efficiency.

Ideal for Long, Thin Parts: Tsugami Swiss machines excel at machining long, slender components with minimal deflection, ensuring consistent quality and surface finishes.

High-Speed Production: Designed for continuous, unattended operation, Tsugami machines offer fast production speeds without sacrificing accuracy, making them perfect for high-volume manufacturing environments.

User-Friendly Controls and Setup: These machines feature intuitive controls and quick tool changeovers, allowing operators to reduce downtime and increase productivity.

CNC Lathe Machines are the cornerstone of modern precision machining, offering unmatched versatility and accuracy for a wide range of applications. These computer-controlled machines automate the turning process, allowing for the efficient production of complex parts with tight tolerances.

CNC Lathe Machines are widely used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, and medical manufacturing, where precision, speed, and repeatability are paramount. Whether producing intricate components like gears, fasteners, or high-precision shafts, these machines deliver reliable performance for both high-volume production and custom machining.

2 Okuma LB3000 EX2-MYW with Subspindle, and Live Tools
Okuma Genos 400 with Tail Stock
Haas ST-10Y Lathe
Haas ST-10 Lathe
Max Bar Capacity is 3.125”
Saw Cuts up to 9” diameter

Precision and Consistency: With computer numerical control (CNC) technology, these lathes deliver consistent, high-precision results, ensuring every part meets exact specifications, even in large production runs.

Automated Efficiency: CNC lathes are designed for continuous, unattended operation, optimizing workflow and reducing labor costs while maintaining superior quality and accuracy.

Multi-Axis Capabilities: Capable of handling complex geometries, CNC lathes can perform multiple operations—such as turning, boring, threading, and facing—in a single setup, significantly reducing cycle times.

Wide Range of Material Compatibility: From metals like steel, aluminum, and brass to plastics and composite materials, CNC lathes can handle a broad spectrum of materials with ease, making them versatile for any manufacturing need.

Ease of Programming and Setup: CNC lathes feature user-friendly interfaces and can easily be programmed for specific jobs, allowing for quick setup and changeover between projects, minimizing downtime.

Vertical Milling Centers (VMCs) are essential machines for precision machining, offering versatility and efficiency in milling, drilling, and boring applications. With their vertical spindle orientation, VMCs excel at producing complex parts with tight tolerances, making them a key asset in modern manufacturing.

Vertical Milling Centers are used across a wide range of industries, including aerospace, automotive, medical device manufacturing, and general machining. They are ideal for producing precision parts such as molds, dies, engine components, and intricate prototypes. VMCs are especially useful in applications requiring detailed contours, slots, holes, and surface finishes.

Haas VF-3 Vertical Mill with Pallet Shuttle
Haas VF-O with 4th Axis
Bridgeport/Hardinge Vertical Mill with Midaco Pallet Shuttle
10,000 Max RPM

High Precision and Accuracy: Vertical Milling Centers deliver exceptional accuracy and repeatability, ensuring consistent part quality even in complex geometries and high-precision applications.

Versatile Machining Capabilities: These machines are designed to handle a wide variety of materials, from metals like steel and aluminum to plastics and composites, allowing manufacturers to take on diverse projects with ease.

Multi-Axis Operation: VMCs offer multi-axis capabilities, enabling complex milling, drilling, and boring operations in a single setup. This reduces cycle times and enhances production efficiency.

Automated and User-Friendly: Equipped with CNC controls, VMCs allow for automation of repetitive tasks, improving productivity while reducing the need for manual intervention. Their intuitive interfaces make setup, programming, and tool changes quick and straightforward.

Durability and Rigidity: Built with robust construction, VMCs are engineered to withstand heavy-duty operations, providing the stability and rigidity needed for high-performance machining over extended periods.