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Optimization Leader: Tormach

Optimization Leader: Tormach
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By DE Guest  

December 1, 2014

Prototype Faster, More Affordably with Personal CNC

TormachMost product development firms outsource everything that needs machining, from prototypes, to jigs and test fixtures, and even the manufacturing run itself. This approach works, but it can be slow and expensive. In today’s competitive landscape, successful design teams need to be responsive and agile.

That’s where a Tormach PCNC mill can help. Tormach’s Personal series of CNC mills are unique in the CNC machining world. They are positioned at a price point and performance level that makes in-house CNC a realistic option for engineers and product designers looking for affordable prototyping capabilities or low-volume manufacturing solutions.

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Tormach PCNC: The Right Size for Product Design

Tormach’s PCNC mills are used widely in all facets of product development: prototyping, niche and specialized manufacturing, customization and personalization, and testing and manufacturing equipment support. Customers run the gamut from product design teams in large corporations to small engineering firms and even individual design engineers. PCNC mills are enabling these groups to bring their ideas to market quickly and affordably in a way that wasn’t possible before.

Tormach PCNC mills are designed to be easy to use and easy to learn; a skilled operator is not necessary. Starting at under $10,000, Tormach PCNC mills have a large array of options available for customizing to suit particular needs: Automatic Tool Changer, Digitizing Probe, Reverse Engineering Software, and more. Total cost of ownership is also low. Recurring annual maintenance costs are less than $500, on average.

For more information visit: www.tormach.com/desktop


 
 

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