Two new 5-axis machining centers increase capacity for complex curved parts

To meet the growing complex part machining needs of aerospace, semiconductor and robotics customers, the company added two Mikron 5-axis simultaneous machining centers in Q3 2026, which have now completed installation and commissioning and entered production.

What problems it solves

Complex curved surface and deep-cavity structural parts previously required three machines and four setups to complete, making accumulated errors and waiting times hard to control. 5-axis simultaneous machining can complete five faces in a single setup, reducing positioning errors from repeated fixturing while shortening turnaround between procedures.

Changes in capacity and accuracy

After the new equipment entered production, monthly capacity for complex curved parts rose by about 40%, and dimensional consistency of key features improved markedly. Combined with the existing ZEISS CMM, complex parts can achieve a closed loop of direct inspection after machining and timely data feedback.

We will continue to add inspection and post-processing capabilities so that "fast prototyping and stable volume production" both hold true.