
Swiss-Type vs Turn-Mill: Choosing the Right Process for Long Slender Shafts
A practical comparison of Swiss-type lathes and turn-mill centers for long, slender, tight-tolerance shafts — when each wins on roundness, taper, and cost.
CNC machining for robotics: servo flanges, end-effectors, linkages and sensor mounts with concentricity held in one setup.
Robotics parts are where concentricity and repeatability decide whether a joint moves smoothly or chatters. We machine servo flanges, end-of-arm tooling and precision linkages, holding bores true to pilots in a single setup where it matters.

| Material | Typical Use | Tolerance |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminium 7075-T6 | Links, housings | ±0.01 mm |
| 316L stainless | Flanges, couplings | ±0.008 mm |
| POM / Delrin | Bushings, wear parts | ±0.02 mm |
Machined aluminum brackets, housings, plates, shafts and small precision parts for robotics and automation. Prototype to batch, inspected in-house to your drawing.
We do not present fictional customer projects. What we will give you is a straight price and DFM answer on your drawing, checked and inspected in-house before it ships.

A practical comparison of Swiss-type lathes and turn-mill centers for long, slender, tight-tolerance shafts — when each wins on roundness, taper, and cost.

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