
Novelty Structures supplies CNC Precision (Swiss) Turning service for
the manufacturing of Precision Turned Parts
Custom CNC Precision Turning
Precision turning, also called Swiss turning, is a specialized CNC process perfect for creating small, detailed parts with high precision. Swiss Turning machines are designed to work with very tight tolerances and shorter production times than regular lathes, which makes them a great choice for producing complex parts efficiently and in larger quantities.

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Precision CNC Turning Services are indispensable to various applications and their success depends on the careful selection of contractors
Novelty Structures stands out as a reliable partner in providing high-quality CNC Turning Parts tailored to demanding industrial needs.
FAQ
CNC turning is perfect for creating parts like:
- Cylindrical components
- Screws and bolts
- Shafts and rods
- Bushings and spacers
- Threaded components
- Custom fittings
Turnaround time depends on the complexity of the part, quantity, and current workload. For simple parts, the lead time is usually 2-5 days, while complex or high-volume projects may take 1-2 weeks.
CNC turning is best suited for parts with rotational symmetry. However, features like grooves, threads, and complex contours can be added. Non-cylindrical designs may require additional CNC milling operations.
Pricing depends on factors like:
- Material type
- Part complexity
- Tolerances and surface finish requirements
- Quantity of parts
Yes, many CNC turning services offer secondary processes, including:
- Polishing
- Anodizing
- Plating (e.g., chrome or zinc plating)
- Heat treatment
- Surface grinding
- Lathes: Standard CNC lathes for basic turning operations.
- Swiss-style Lathes: For small, intricate parts.
- Multi-axis CNC Turning Centers: Combine turning and milling for complex parts in a single setup.
Yes, CNC turning can produce custom internal and external threads in both metric and imperial standards.
CNC turning can produce parts with varying surface finishes, such as:
- As-machined: Basic finish from the cutting tool.
- Polished: Smooth, reflective surfaces.
- Matte: Non-reflective surfaces.
- Bead blasting: For uniform textures.
- Anodizing or plating: For enhanced durability or aesthetics.
- 2-axis turning: Basic lathes for cylindrical and symmetrical parts.
- 3-axis turning: Adds a milling tool for additional features like slots or flat surfaces.
- Multi-axis turning: Combines turning and milling on multiple axes for complex, asymmetrical parts.
Modern CNC lathes with live tooling and multi-axis capabilities can handle complex geometries, including:
- Grooves and slots
- Undercuts
- Tapered or contoured surfaces
- Off-center holes
- Optimize part design to minimize complex features.
- Choose readily available materials.
- Order larger quantities to lower the cost per unit.
- Use tolerances only as tight as necessary for functionality.
