Machine tools have played a very important role in industrial production for many years. CNC (computer numerical control) machining centres originated from the great technological development associated with cutting tools and the machines themselves, as well as from the integration of advanced computer systems in their control and in their communication and articulation with upstream and downstream processes and operations.

A CNC machining centre is therefore a very versatile, extremely precise and efficient machine tool that can carry out various mechanical roughing, grinding and cutting operations on complex profiles, in various types of material, in a single operation.

In addition, the high precision of this type of equipment means that material waste can be reduced, and energy costs can be optimised.