We commissioned two additional 5-axis trunnion cells in our Suzhou workshop this quarter, adding ~600 machine hours per week of contour and multi-face work.
Two new 5-axis trunnion cells went live in our Suzhou workshop this quarter, adding roughly 600 machine hours per week of contour and multi-face work.
What this means for your project:
- Shorter lead time on five-axis features — typical queue drops from three weeks to ten days.
- Larger envelope — Ø500 mm × 400 mm parts with one-setup completion on both faces and the curved profile.
- Tighter tolerances — in-process probing on the trunnion keeps critical dimensions at ±0.01 mm without operator intervention.
If you have an open RFQ with five-axis work, ping your project engineer — capacity slots are already opening up for late-summer deliveries.