CAPABILITIES

CNC Swiss Screw Machine Manufacturing


Producing small-diameter, high-complexity components with exceptional dimensional accuracy and surface finish from prototype runs to full production quantities.


±0.0005"

Tolerance capability

0.750"

Specialized diameter

STAR SR

20J | 20RIII | 32J

Single setup

Multi-operation efficiency

What is CNC Swiss Machining?

Designed for small, complex, high-tolerance parts

CNC Swiss machining is a precision manufacturing process designed for producing small-diameter components with complex geometries. Unlike conventional turning, the material is supported close to the cutting tool by a guide bushing, enabling stable and accurate machining of intricate features.

This process is particularly well-suited for small, slender, and high-detail components where stability is critical. The guide bushing design reduces deflection during machining, enabling consistent dimensional control, fine surface finishes, and efficient multi-operation processing in a single setup.

A CNC machine carving intricate designs into a piece of stone or marble.

Why Choose DT Precision

Built around Swiss machining from day one

Our operations are dedicated to Swiss-type machining, supported by advanced STAR SR equipment and 22+ years of hands-on experience.

COMMON APPLICATIONS

Swiss machined components we produce

  • Medical fasteners and bone screws

  • Valve stems and spools

  • Connector pins

  • Hydraulic components

  • Implant-grade titanium components

  • Aerospace fittings

±0.0005"

Tight tolerance control

Achieving tolerances as tight as ±0.0005" consistently across production runs.

1 setup

Multi-operation efficiency

Live tooling enables milling, drilling, tapping, and slotting in a single setup.

50+ materials

Material versatility

Copper series, titanium series, stainless steels, alloy steels, aluminum series, and plastics.

≤ 0.750"

Small-diameter expertise

Specializing in small diameter parts up to 0.750".

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