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Two new 5-axis machines are on the floor
We added two 5-axis machining centers this summer. Here is what they change for lead times.
Written by
Karen Brenner
Two new 5-axis machining centers arrived in July and both are now running two shifts.
They replace four older 3-axis machines, which means fewer setups on complex parts and more capacity for small batches.
What changes for you
Shorter lead times on multi-face parts
Tighter position tolerances between features
Room in the schedule for prototypes
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