A Swiss screw machine is an automatic lathe that has a sliding headstock and a guide bushing. The sliding headstock contains a collet which clamps and holds the bar stock (typically 12-foot metal or ...

PrecisionPlus VP of Engineering, Mike P. Reader, with one of the company’s cam-actuated Swiss lathes. Precision Plus is not your typical machine shop. Founded as a cam-type Swiss screw machine shop 40 ...

Hogge Precision, a precision machining company specializing in tight-tolerance components, provides Swiss screw machining services for industries requiring complex, high-accuracy turned parts. The ...

Screw machines are specialized automated metalworking lathes that were first developed in Switzerland during the late 1800s to produce large numbers of identical parts such as screws. At that time, ...

Two of the largest time sinks in Swiss turning are setups and tool changes. Swiss-type lathes make money thanks to the fast production of high-quality parts in large volumes, and any human ...