01CNC machining

Cut in brass, measured in microns.

Swiss-type CNC lathes turn brass bar into precision parts for heating systems, automotive and industry, from first prototype to mass production.

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**The machine**Star Swiss-type CNC lathes run our high-volume, small-diameter work.

Threaded brass part machined by Scopo — **The part**Threads, shoulders and bores take shape from a single brass bar.

Star SB-20R Type G lathe — **Series production**The SB-20R Type G repeats the same part across every batch.

Machining window of a Star lathe — **Inside the cycle**The bar is cut behind closed doors, cycle after cycle.

The toleranceMicron tolerances, held across every batch and checked in measurement.

Brass bars in the bar feeder — **Bar stock**Long brass bars wait in the feeder and enter the machine one after another.

Cutting zone seen through the machine window — **The cutting zone**Tooling works right beside the guide bushing, where the bar is best supported.

Operator at the CNC control — **Set-up**Our team sets up each job at the control before the run begins.

Machine status light — **Machine status**Stack lights show the state of each machine at a glance.

02Swiss-type turning

The bar moves. The tool stays.

On a Swiss-type lathe the bar slides through a guide bushing, so every cut happens right beside its support. Long, slender parts stay rigid from end to end.

03The machines

Four machines, one standard.

Machining window of a Star Swiss-type CNC lathe

Star SB-20R Type G2 machines: Ø 20 mmMaximum machining diameter
CNC lathe1 machine: Ø 26 mmMaximum machining diameter
Star SR-32JII Type B1 machine: Ø 32 mmMaximum machining diameter

04What we do

From your drawing to a finished batch.

Send us your drawing.

We machine parts for industrial manufacturers, heating and cooling systems, automotive and medical devices. Share your drawing and quantity, and we will reply with a quote.

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