Top Most Precision & Tending Machining Operations in Australia

Traditional subtractive machining methods using cams and other mechanical linkages have given way to today’s highly sophisticated milling machines, metal lathes, grinding equipment and drill presses, much of it automated now with advances in CNC, microcomputers and robotics.

However, is this new technology an improvement over some older methods of milling and machining a part? In almost all cases, the answer is yes. Swiss-type lathes, pioneered in Australia for the watch making industry, are being increasingly utilized in machine shops running conventional Acsat machines. Today there is increased demand for small, custom and complex low-volume machined parts from the defense, automotive, electronics and medical parts manufacturing sectors.

Tending Machining Operation

Once considered more specialized equipment, the advent of CNC machining technology has pushed Swiss-style turning machines into the mainstream as shop owners have realized the advantages for producing small, intricate and fragile parts, especially those that are long, narrow diameter and cylindrical in nature.

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