Swiss Screw Machining
Swiss Screw Machining, originating in the late 1800s, revolutionized watchmaking by producing intricate, high precision watch parts at an accelerated pace compared to manual methods. Today, this precision is harnessed across diverse sectors, with Swiss screw machine parts becoming integral to industries like aerospace, medical, automotive, electronics, and mechanics.
In contemporary times, Swiss machining employs traditional cam-operated systems or advanced CNC technology to craft intricate components with tight tolerances and exceptional surface finishes. A broad range of materials, including metals like brass, aluminum, and steel, as well as plastics such as Delrin, Peek, and Nylon, are adeptly shaped using Swiss screw machines.
While both traditional and modern Swiss methods deliver high precision, they offer distinct advantages tailored to customer needs. CNC machines, directed by computers, excel in complex components, while cam-driven machines, orchestrated by skilled machinists, excel in high-volume production. This traditional approach, often considered magical due to its artful mechanical orchestration, remains invaluable for producing high-precision components in large quantities, fulfilling needs ranging from intricate medical parts to massive electronic pin orders.
Location
Tenfold Manufacturing
12431 Wortham Bend Rd.
Waco, Texas 76708
(909)239-0955