Turning Centers
A turning center is a lathe with a computer numerical control (CNC) that is used to make cylindrical parts by moving the cutting tool across a rotating workpiece to reduce the diameter of the workpiece to a specified dimension and produce a smooth part finish. The CNC can transmit and manage cylindrical transformations primarily used for turning and effectively control a live tooling spindle on the turret that functions as a rotary, contouring axis to perform a variety of milling and drilling operations.
Stress-free and Powerful Turning Delivers High-Quality Parts
Overcome labor and productivity challenges with turning centers and lathes that are created to increase the efficiency of your processes.
Overcome labor and productivity challenges with turning centers and lathes that are created to increase the efficiency of your processes.
Expanded efficiencies built into turning centers and lathes result in productivity increases for shops of all sizes.
Progressive and innovative metal-cutting machines and software speed up your processes by reducing cycle time and enhancing productivity.
Pharmaceutical equipment builders demand machined components with such ultra-high tolerances and complexity that many precision shops must pass on jobs that are simply too difficult or beyond their capability. Who can they turn to?
This machine shop took an unconventional approach to growing into one of the most dependable parts suppliers for a major manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, and now they enjoy a niche that most shops are unable to compete against.
The new G220 from INDEX provides high flexibility to produce complex, small-to-medium-sized parts in a single setup.
The company now offers the You Ji VMT series vertical mill/turn centers for large vertical turning applications.
The Maxxturn 65 G2 has been redesigned. With its modular design, the machine offers a wide range of options for specific customer requirements.
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