CNC Turning
CNC turning and mill-turn machining for round, threaded and concentric components, backed by live tooling, Y-axis capability, bar feed and sub-spindle production.
Turned parts with milling capability built in.
Best Machine Inc. produces precision turned components for instrumentation, sensor, medical-device and industrial assemblies. Our turning centers are built for repeatable work on shafts, housings, bushings, threaded parts and components that need clean concentricity from run to run.
Live tooling, Y-axis machining, sub-spindle workholding and bar-feed automation let us combine turning, drilling, milling and secondary features in one controlled process. That reduces handling, protects tolerance stackups and keeps production moving cleanly.
Because milling and turning live under the same roof, we can route complex parts through the right mix of machines instead of forcing the design into one process.
Where cnc turning works best.
Turning built for repeatable, close-tolerance work.
Best Machine Inc. has produced precision turned components since 2004 from our ISO 9001:2015-certified shop in Fremont, NH. Every turned part can be verified on our Renishaw-equipped CMM before it ships, which matters most to the instrumentation, sensor and medical-device customers who need documented, repeatable quality on every run.
Frequently asked questions
What is CNC turning used for?
CNC turning produces round, concentric parts like shafts, bushings, housings and threaded components. It’s the right process whenever a part needs to be symmetric around a central axis.
What tolerances can you hold on turned parts?
Our turning centers use live tooling, Y-axis machining and sub-spindle transfer to hold tight concentricity run to run, and every part can be verified on our Renishaw-equipped CMM before it ships.
What materials can you turn?
We regularly turn aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, high-strength alloys, brass and engineering plastics, from prototype quantities through repeat production runs.
What’s the difference between CNC turning and Swiss turning?
CNC turning on our Doosan and Mazak centers suits larger-diameter parts and short-to-medium runs. Swiss turning uses guide-bushing machines for small-diameter, high-volume parts with very tight tolerances. See our Swiss turning page for details.
Do you offer both prototype and production turning?
Yes. Our turning centers run everything from one-off prototypes to repeat production, with bar feed automation available for higher-volume jobs.
The machines behind the work.
Doosan Lynx 220LSY
Live tool · Y-axis · sub-spindle · IEMCA bar feeder
Mazak QTS-200
8 inch chuck · tailstock · Mazatrol Smart control
Hyundai-Kia Turning Center
6 inch chuck · parts catcher · Fanuc control
Have a cnc turning job ready?
Send a drawing, model or spec package and we will respond with practical feedback, honest pricing and a realistic lead time.