There are many technological processes used by modern industry. Machining processes are very important – they consist of mechanical removal of excess material (shaft, plate, forging, casting) using cutting tools on specially designed machine tools. Machining processes can be divided into various sub-processes, taking into account the basic criterion of process kinematics – in the basic division, these are milling, turning, drilling and threading.

• Milling involves machining surfaces using a driven rotary tool.
• Turning involves machining bars using static tools, the only movement of which is feed – the cutting movement comes from the rotation of machine tool spindle, in which the processed detail is mounted

• Threading and drilling are additional processes that can be performed on both milling machines and most modern lathes.

At Revos, we deal with CNC turning. We have a machine park on which we can process almost all types of details in a given size range. We have rigid, heavy lathes for processing larger details, we have lathes for making small-batch and simple parts, and we also have the ability to efficiently turn serial details on twin-turret CNC lathes.