Swiss machining is a specialized type of CNC machining that utilizes a sliding headstock, collet, and guide bushing. This enables machining of very accurate and sometimes very small parts, due to how close the cutting tool is located to the cutting portion of the material, typically less than 3mm away. The close proximity of tool tip to stock allows for very fast and accurate cycle times.
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