Swiss-type lathes guide the bar stock through a sliding headstock and support it near the cutting tool, which lets them hold tight tolerances on long, small-diameter parts. They're the standard choice for medical, dental, electronics, and precision fastener work.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Swiss-Type Lathe?
Swiss-type lathes guide the bar stock through a sliding headstock and support it near the cutting tool, which lets them hold tight tolerances on long, small-diameter parts. They're the standard choice for medical, dental, electronics, and precision fastener work.
How much does a used Swiss-Type Lathe cost?
Pricing on used Swiss-type lathes varies by brand, size, age, and tooling. Most listings are marked "Contact for Price" — reach out to the dealer directly for a quote.
What brands make Swiss-type lathes?
Brands currently listed here include Tsugami, Citizen, New, Star, Tornos, among others. Availability shifts as machines sell, so check back regularly.