Swiss Turning

Swiss Turning enables multiple operations, including milling, turning, threading, cross-drilling, engraving, and other machining processes, to be completed on a single machine. By combining these operations into one setup, we can reduce the need for costly secondary processing, save time, lower costs, and ensure each part is manufactured to precise specifications.
Components made through Swiss turning are widely used in industries such as aerospace, electronics, energy and fuel systems, and medical devices. Common examples include shafts, contact pins, housings, inserts, sockets, implants, and related products.
Divine manufactures parts for a wide range of industries, from highly regulated sectors that demand consistent, high-precision components to applications requiring clear and distinctive product identification.

The workpiece is supported very close to the cutting tool throughout the process, providing exceptional stability. This enables us to achieve ultra-precise tolerances, even on very small and delicate parts.

With continuous support of the bar stock, Swiss Turning can produce highly intricate parts featuring thin walls, fine details, and deep features that are difficult or impossible to achieve with standard CNC machines.

Multiple operations can be performed in a single setup, significantly reducing cycle times and increasing output. Our Swiss machines can also run unattended, enabling continuous production and shorter overall lead times.

The superior precision and surface finish often eliminate the need for secondary operations, allowing parts to be shipped directly from the machine with minimal additional processing.