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With 75% of its turning centres bought from Dugard Machine Tools, it is safe to say…
With so many Dugard machines and a new sliding head lathe, Adnet Precision Engineering is running parts at 30% less time and saving money! Tom Skubala of MTDCNC joins Caroline Day of Adnet Precision Engineering for a walk around the one-stop-shop manufacturer of precision machined components. Investing in technology such as the Dugard 760XP, SMEC lathe, and Hanwha sliding head machine, the business has increased capability to offer customers a range of small and large parts through to turned and milled components. Watch the complete video to find out how Adnet Precision Engineering are able to do more work by replacing two machines with a twin-spindle single-turret machine.
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