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Swiss Turning

Precise Swiss Turning

Increased Flexibility and Productivity

At LSM, we specialize in precision Swiss lathe machining, delivering exceptional accuracy and efficiency for intricate, small-diameter components. Our state-of-the-art Swiss lathes are equipped to handle parts up to 38mm in diameter and nearly any length, making them ideal for a wide range of applications across industries such as medical devices, aerospace components, and automotive. With a focus on quality and precision, LSM employs advanced techniques including statistical process control to ensure every component meets stringent specifications and industry standards.

Why choose LSM for Swiss Turning?

  • Specialized Expertise: Experienced in producing machined parts for a variety of engines and applications.
  • Advanced CNC Technology: Fully CNC-driven machines for accuracy, precision and repeatability.
  • ISO-Certified: Our ISO 9001:2015 certification underscores our dedication to quality.
  • One-stop shopping: Source your mating components from us to ensure precise fit and that they all arrive on time.

Benefits of Swiss Turning

Beyond the ability to produce custom parts, Swiss turning offers a variety of benefits to customers of LSM. Most notable are the precision and repeatability of this method, which is essential in applications requiring the use of small, intricate parts. Project completion time is also shorter using this technique as our Swiss turning equipment offers simultaneous operations, higher RPMs, and automation features that traditional machining tools lack. To learn more about the benefits of Swiss turning, contact us to request a quote.

Swiss Turning vs. 4 & 5-Axis Machining

To provide our customers with as many options as possible, LSM offers both Swiss turning and 4 & 5-axis machining. Both processes benefit from minimal setups and the ability to hold tight tolerances between features. Swiss turning, however, is ideal for parts up to 38mm in diameter that require a combination of turning and milling. Multi-axis machining is used for larger parts that also require complex machining and tight tolerances. To discuss your custom machining options and determine the best one for your project, contact us to request a quote.

Industry Applications of Swiss Turning

Over the past 30 years, LSM has served various customers around the globe in a variety of industries. Below are some industry applications for which we have used Swiss turning throughout our decades of service. We are not limited to these applications, however, as we have the capability to handle projects of all kinds.

AUTOMOTIVE

In the automotive industry, lifters, lifter bushings, connecting rod bushings, and phaser bolts are just the start of the precision parts that are a perfect fit for LSM’s Swiss turning equipment.

GENERATOR

Any custom engine part smaller than 38mm in diameter could be a perfect fit for Swiss turning.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT

Precise and complex components for heavy equipment are ideal for Swiss turning as long as they fit within a 38mm diameter.

MARINE

Often an assembly of multiple pieces can be simplified and machined as a single part offering a lighter and stronger component, making it a great part for the Marine industry.

MILITARY

Military equipment requires complex precisely turned and milled parts to function optimally. We can use Swiss turning to produce these parts.

RACING

Swiss turned parts allow for lighter and stronger components to be produced due to single part construction.  These parts are ideal for racing applications where weight and strength are critical.

RAIL

Many small complex parts can be produced utilizing Swiss turning techniques.

OTHER APPLICATIONS

The precision and flexibility offered by Swiss turning allows us to create parts for various applications. Contact us to discuss your idea with us.

LSM Quality and Products

At LSM we offer the quality and products that our customers demand.

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Learn More About Swiss Turning

LSM Systems Engineering in Waterford Township, MI, has the skills and tools necessary to produce Swiss turned parts. To learn how we can use this method to manufacture custom parts for your application, contact us to request a quote.

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