This machine runs day-in day-out without skipping a heartbeat!
Every time someone touches the machine – it costs money. Luckily for Dawnlough Precision, these Starrag…
A remarkable re-envisioning of the STC 1250 by Starrag has been unveiled, coinciding with Paul and Lee Scott’s presence at the Aerospace Technology Days in Switzerland. Notably, the event’s highlight includes the introduction of the advanced ‘Hydrostatic Guideway’ STC 1250 5-axis machine. This extraordinary piece of technology accomplishes the impressive task of executing a titanium cut measuring no lees than 63mm in width by 63mm in depth, all in a singular pass.
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