Turning and Grinding Compound Machine Tool

Drastic Decrease in Floor-to-Floor Time

The number of machines involved in turning and milling has drastically cut down. The time required for transporting a work item from one machine to the next is reduced. Also, planning and work scheduling has become easy. Earlier, stock piling of semi-finished parts was a big problem. Now, it is taken care efficiently by a single machine.

Improved Productivity

Although set up times may vary, still they remain below 30 minutes. Also, it requires no complicated or expensive fixtures. Reduced set up time helps improve productivity. Thus, advanced mill/turn equipment can be an asset to your design department.

Minimized Manpower

The reduction of machines has helped reduce the manpower too. All modern day single multitasking turning and milling equipment allow manufacturers to reduce personnel requirements for inspection, operation, work scheduling, and part transporting. The complete machining process, which is now consolidated on a single machine takes longer time, which allows operators to concentrate on other machines.

Quality Improvement

Today, the single task machining allows machine operators to remain carefree about clamping the product several times. Also, it helps reduce the clamping efforts, as well as adjustment errors.