JSWAY is proud to offer Swiss CNC lathes, which engineered to maximize accuracy and profitability in the production machining of complex precision parts. JSWAY swiss lathe machines include basic guide-bushing-equipped machines with maximum bar capacities from 12mm to 38mm diameter, exchangeable guide-bushing machines from 20mm to 38mm capacity, and non-guide-bushing machines with 26mm to 51mm bar capacity. In addition, JSWAY provides turret type non-guide-bushing, sliding-headstock machines to process 45 mm, 56mm, and 67mm diameter bars. 

Six different CNC Swiss lathe series are designed to meet specific production and economic requirements. Most models feature different levels of sophistication and options that enable Swiss CNC machine capabilities to be tailored to fit any budget.

JSWAY CNC Swiss type lathes common features:

1. Independently developed spindle. Fast takeoff and landing speed, high efficiency.

2. Independently developed power tool. Low noise, strong rigidity, high accuracy, reach the world 1st level, and technology leading in China.

3. Patent appearance, nice, precise workmanship, and rigorous structure.

4. The screw nut is a double nut type. 

5. The machine bed, motor frame, bearing seat, (auxiliary spindle) drag plate connected structure. Tight structure and beautiful appearance.

6. Operating system: FANUC or SYNTEC.

7. Most models can be equipped with thermal compensation function and automatic chip breaking function.

What Materials Can Be Machined on a Swiss CNC lathe?

Swiss lathes can machine a wide variety of materials including plastics, composites, and a wide variety of metals, such as:

Steel – commonly used in the automotive, aerospace, and construction industries.

Stainless Steel – often used in medical and dental equipment, food processing, and aerospace industries.

Aluminum – used in the automotive, aerospace, and construction industries for its lightweight and corrosion-resistant properties.

Titanium – used in aerospace, medical, and military industries due to its strength-to-weight ratio and biocompatibility.

Brass – often used in the plumbing, electrical, and musical instrument industries.

Copper – commonly used in electrical and plumbing applications.

Bronze – often used in bearings, bushings, and marine applications.

Inconel – used in aerospace, nuclear, and chemical industries due to its high temperature and corrosion resistance properties.

Hastelloy – used in the chemical processing and nuclear industries for its high-temperature and corrosion-resistant properties.

Monel – often used in marine and oil and gas industries due to its corrosion-resistant properties.

The specific metal that can be machined on a Swiss CNC lathe may depend on the machine’s capabilities, tooling, and cutting fluids used. Contact Absolute to learn more!