Machining centers - Realtek Technologies Australia

Machining Centres

Realtek also offers a wide range of CNC milling solutions to meet constantly changing machining requirement from small high speed vertical and horizontal machining centres through to large complex twin column profiles or ram and column type complex five and six axis to the every situation.

Machining centres are versatile machines that are capable of performing many diverse, automated machining operations.

They have the capacity to replace a several single-function machines and is well-suited to high volume, continuous production runs.

Machining centres can manage a wide dimensional variety and can be set up to machine parts of extraordinary complexity if required. Naturally, high precision is a given.

Machining centres open the door to a new level of production and opportunity for your business.

Contact Realtek to discuss how a machining centre could profit your business.

Hwacheon Sirius UL machining centre
Hwacheon of Korea. Model Sirius-UL. Vertical Machining Centre for die moulding & toolmaking.

SNK RB double column bridge machining centre

Shin Nippon Koki (SNK) of Japan. Model RB Series Large type double column 3, 4 or 5 axes machining centres

Toyoda 5 Axis Machining Centre

Toyoda of Japan. Model FH-80S. Horizontal machining centre for production & automatic applications.

SNK CMV-50 5 axis machining centre

Shin Nippon Koki (SNK) of Japan. Model CMV-50. 5 & 6 axis machining centre. Ideal for aerospace & tooling applications.

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