Combine repeated operations in one indexed sequence
Rotary Indexing
Move parts between drilling, chamfering and tapping stations on a rotary layout. Station count, tooling and loading are designed around the workpiece.
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Custom Solutions
Start with the operations your part needs. Explore four machine arrangements for combining processes, reaching multiple faces, feeding repeated parts or machining a dedicated hole pattern.
Find a relevant layout
What does your process require?
These are custom equipment families. The examples show possible arrangements; the final machine follows your drawing, operations and loading requirements.
Machine features on several faces with coordinated workholding
Multi-Side Machining
Combine vertical and horizontal machining heads for parts with holes or threads on multiple faces. Confirm access, clamping and the operation sequence before selecting a layout.
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Feed, position and machine repeated small parts
Automatic Feeding
Combine part feeding, positioning and machining in a dedicated cell. Feeding suitability depends on the shape, orientation and surface condition of the workpiece.
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Match multiple machining heads to a larger hole pattern
Multi-Spindle & Gantry
Custom multi-spindle and gantry arrangements for workpieces requiring a dedicated hole layout, worktable or fixture. Machine dimensions and cutting conditions follow the actual part.
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Define the process before the machine
A useful review connects the geometry of your part with the sequence of operations and the way it will be loaded.
Geometry, material and machining features
Share the part drawing or photos, hole and thread details, and the surfaces available for clamping.
Operation sequence and access
Identify the faces to machine and which drilling, chamfering or tapping steps need to be combined.
Loading, handling and required output
Describe the current process and the production target so the feeding and station layout can be reviewed.
Plan your application
Share the part and the process you want to improve.
A drawing is useful, but clear part photos and a description are enough to start the conversation.
Discuss Your PartUseful details to share
- Part drawing or clear photos
- Material, hole and thread requirements
- Current process, loading method and production target
The selected machine or solution will be included in your inquiry.
A defined platform may fit
Compare our four standard machines.
Gear tapping, dual-servo multi-spindle, horizontal double-head and servo traverse platforms offer another starting point.