Complex machining
of high precision parts up to 2-3/4 inch OD and up to 12 inches
in length in one operation is now available from Northwest
Swiss-Matic, precision screw machine parts manufacturer. Ideal
for producing families of precision parts in a single, fast
setup, Northwest Swiss-Matic's new capabilities allow more
economical production of both short and long part runs.
The
company has expanded it operations to include new Eurotech
QuattroFlex 710 turn/mill center and an AutoBar 400 automatic
loader. This system consolidates machining operations previously
done on up to four different machines, thereby eliminating
part handling between machines and reducing machine setup
to only one machine with a simple and fast setup operation.
The
seven axis simultaneous machining operations include contouring,
milling of flats, hexes and squares and rigid tapping to form
spools, sleeves, pistons and valve assemblies for use in automobiles,
appliances and medical equipment.
Northwest
Swiss-Matic is an employee-owned, 125 person operation with
more than 30 years experience. As a full-service company,
it is equipped with latest CNC vertical machining centers,
CNC turning equipment, Escomatic wire machines CNC Swiss and
Multiple Spindle screw machines. Northwest Swiss-Matic has
a complete statistical process control program to guide all
phases of its production, state-of-the-art roundness testing
and a full range of QC equipment guided by highly trained,
highly motivated owner-operators. The company is a certified
supplier to many Fortune 500 companies and meets MIL-I-45208
and the intent of MIL-Q-9858.0.
The
combination of services and part procurement options available
from Northwest Swiss-Matic include just-in-time delivery,
complete family of parts production plus responsibility for
entire subassemblies.
Northwest
Swiss-Matic is "EDI Ready" to communicate on part
project requirements.
