Turning is a subtractive manufacturing process that produces cylindrical parts with symmetry about an axis passing through the center along the part length. Lathe machines, given their versatility and multi-axes degrees of freedom for spindle movement, can also produce asymmetrical parts with accessories.

During the turning operation, the workpiece is held using a 3-jaw or a 4-jaw chuck and rotated at speeds of 4000-8000 RPMs. The cutting tool is held steady and slowly brought in contact with the rotating workpiece. This removes small spiral chips from the job which is essentially a solid metal part. The job is adjusted as and when needed to achieve the desired geometry.

• High-quality and precision machining: As CNC turning operations are performed using CAD/CAM APIs, they produce parts exactly as designed. Our manufacturing engineer works with your design engineer so that all manufacturing considerations follow any required DFM guidelines.
• Part interchangeability & symmetry: CNC turned parts are symmetric and produced as per ISO standards. Therefore, in future if required, parts may be interchanged and worn parts can be replaced.
• Variety of operations: Metal fabrication projects can at times encounter changes once the shop floor operations have begun. With our range of tools, accessories and services, such unanticipated changes can be handled without compromising quality or deadlines.