Swiss Screw Machining in South Florida.
Sliding-headstock Swiss turning for long, slender, and tiny parts that a conventional lathe can't hold. Ideal for bone screws, pins, contacts, and shafts where concentricity and volume both matter.
What to expect.
Every job starts with a DFM review from an engineer — so you know what's achievable before you commit.
- Bar capacity
- Small-diameter bar stock for micro-scale turned parts
- Tolerances
- ±.0002" diameters · tight concentricity
- Operations
- Turn, mill, drill, thread, and part-off in one cycle
- Volumes
- Thousands to hundreds of thousands per run
- Bone screws & pins
- Electrical contacts
- Micro shafts
- Fluid fittings
- Catheter components
Trusted where it counts.
Straight answers.
What's the advantage of Swiss machining?
The guide bushing supports the bar right at the cut, so long, thin parts stay rigid and concentric — and complex parts finish in a single cycle.
Is Swiss machining only for high volume?
It shines at volume, but we also run short production lots when a part's geometry calls for it.
CNC Milling & Turning
3-, 4-, and 5-axis machining for complex geometries in metals and engineered plastics.
Hardened stockEDM — Wire & Sinker
Intricate features, sharp internal corners, and hardened materials no mill can reach.
±.0001"Micro-Machining
Sub-millimeter features held to ±.0001" for surgical, implantable, and sensor parts.
Quote your swiss screw machining part.
Answer in 48 hours.
Our engineers review every drawing for manufacturability and return a detailed quote — typically within 48 hours. Confidential, with an NDA on request.
- NDA on request
- DFM feedback included
- Direct line to an engineer