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Swiss screw machining services use specialized CNC equipment to produce turned parts with high-quality finishes that are comparable to ground finishes. They can also produce small-diameter parts with high-finish, close-tolerance, bearing surfaces. Swiss screw machines were originally developed to produce collets for watch balance springs. Today, they are used to manufacture mathematically precise parts for aerospace, defense, and electronics applications. Swiss screw machining services can also produce miniature screws, grommets and bobbins, contact pins for electronics components, and fasteners used in surgical and medical applications. Material capabilities for Swiss screw machining services include aluminum, brass, bronze, copper, nickel, nickel alloys, plastics, precious metals, steel, stainless steel, steel alloys, and titanium.

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Electrochemical, Photochemical and Chemical Milling Services

Electrochemical, photochemical and chemical milling services use etching, electrochemical, and photochemical processes to create unstressed, high-precision parts.

Machine Shop Services

Machine shop services use machinery or equipment to perform custom removal of material to fabricate a finished part.

Micro Machining Services

Micro machining services perform precision machining on small parts to integrate detail.

Plastic Machining Services

Plastic machining services fashion or fabricate parts and components out of various plastic and thermoplastic materials.

Production Machining

Production machining services providers have the capability to output large production runs using a variety of machining services.

Screw Machine Shops

Screw machine shops manufacture screws and other turned or threaded parts from barstock made of various materials.

Ultra-hard Materials Machining

Ultra-hard materials machining services fabricate components from ultra-hard materials such as glass, ceramics, sapphire, quartz, stainless steel, and titanium.

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Mechanical \| Machine Design When used with high-speed machining centers, the HMC ball screw can reach rapid feeding speeds of 100 m/min.
Latest Features Content \| Machine Design When used with high-speed machining centers, the HMC ball screw can reach rapid feeding speeds of 100 m/min.
Latest Mechanical Content Feed \| Machine Design When used with high-speed machining centers, the HMC ball screw can reach rapid feeding speeds of 100 m/min.

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