A CNC Swiss Lathe, also known as a Swiss-type lathe or Swiss screw machine, is a type of lathe that is commonly used for manufacturing small, complex, and high-precision parts. Unlike traditional lathes where the workpiece is stationary and the cutting tool moves, in a Swiss lathe, the workpiece slides through a guide bushing, providing support close to the cutting tool. This allows for machining slender parts with high accuracy and surface finish. These lathes are widely used in industries like medical, aerospace, and electronics for producing components such as screws, pins, and connectors.
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