2-axis · Watchmaking & jewelry
Two-axis micro lathe. Bidirectional spindle and extended carriage stroke run a wider tool range than standard micro lathes. Built for watchmakers and jewelers cutting parts for miniature mechanisms.
5-axis · Laser head · Micron-scale parts
Laser assembly in place of the spindle. A compound lens system compresses the beam to micron dimensions. The laser stays fixed; the workpiece moves in all five axes.
4-axis · Air-bearing spindle · 80,000 rpm
4-axis mill on a granite base for passive vibration damping and dimensional stability. Air-bearing spindle to 80,000 rpm. For ultra-precise work where any vibration corrupts the cut.
3 or 4-axis · Multi-camera
3 or 4-axis mill with a multi-camera rig and full remote-control interface. Operator positions the workpiece and monitors the cut entirely on screen — for cleanroom, hazardous, or off-site environments.
5-axis · 60,000 rpm · 12-tool ATC
5-axis mini mill for plastics, hardwoods, and soft metals. 12-tool automatic changer and a 60,000 rpm spindle. Interchangeable workholding for multiple strategies on one setup.
Two spindles · Micro-grinding
Two independently positioned spindles for micro-grinding extremely hard materials. Approach angles and tool geometries that single-spindle machines cannot reach, with extensive holder and chuck options.
3-axis · Plastic substrates
3-axis mill tuned for plastic substrate milling with channel geometries in the micrometer range. In service at multiple university research laboratories.
Three of the custom builds, running. Filmed in our Surrey, BC facility and at customer sites.
