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CNC Lathes and Turning Centers

Our CNC lathes and turning centres continually raise the bar for productivity, performance and reliability… all of which helps to explain their enduring popularity. From DMC compact horizontal single turret 2 axis CNC lathes to DMC twin spindles and heavy duty CNC lathes, there is a machine available to meet your needs. We offer our Machines to clients living in Quebec, Ontario and surrounding areas.

CNC Lathes and Turning Centers
CNC Lathes

CNC Lathes

Why Choose CNC Lathes and Turning Centers?

CNC lathes and turning centers are integral to many component manufacturing processes.

The machines can produce high-precision, complex parts with intricate features and are widely used to machine aerospace, oil and gas, power generation, motorsport, automotive, medical components to high accuracies and exacting surface finish requirements.

The size of the machine (i.e., chuck and bar diameter size, bed length, distance between centres etc.), dictates the size of component that can be machined. And integrated technologies and additional axes (i.e., driven tooling, sub-spindles, in-process measurement, C-axis and Y-axis etc.), increase lathes’ and turning centres’ capabilities, enabling precision parts to be machined to completion in fewer set ups.

The cost-per-part can also be reduced through automation (i.e. integrating bar feeders, cobots), enabling the machines to run unattended…during the day, overnight and over the weekends too.

Our Products

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DMC Slant Bed CNC Lathe Series
DMC CNC Vertical Turning Lathe Series
PINACHO CNC Flatbed Lathe Series
PINACHO Manual Lathe Series

Frequently Asked Questions

Difference between CNC lathe and CNC turning centre
It can be hard to spot the difference between a CNC lathe and a CNC turning centre at first glance as they perform the same type of task. Both machines can spin material whilst cutting it to create the desired shape – and both offer an automated solution. However, the CNC turning centre goes one step further than a CNC lathe because it can offer automated tool changing, live rotating tools and more. Put simply, the CNC turning centre is an upgrade of the CNC lathe.
Do I need a CNC lathe or a CNC turning centre?
The ideal tool for you depends on the type of production you run. A CNC lathe is suited to short production runs for simple parts such as pins and bushings. This machine is a great choice if you’re looking to carry out quick repairs as it’s easy to set up and run from a CNC program or manually. A CNC turning centre is preferred for production and material removal.

A CNC turning centre is slightly harder to set up compared to the CNC lathe and you can only operate it via a controller. Yet this choice can perform many more automated tasks at a higher rate than a CNC lathe.
What type of industry are CNC lathes suitable for?
CNC lathes are typically used to manufacture parts for the automotive, aerospace and engineering industries. Some wider applications include the electronics, defence and healthcare sectors.

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