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As an experienced Swiss machine shop, 3ERP provides custom Swiss CNC machining services for precision components across medical, aerospace, electronics, and advanced engineering industries. We manufacture parts from materials including aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, brass, and engineering plastics, supporting projects from prototypes to production runs.
Our Swiss machining capabilities are backed by an ISO 9001 certified quality management system, ensuring consistent performance and reliable part quality. These capabilities are part of our comprehensive CNC machining services for demanding applications.
Swiss machining, also known as Swiss-type CNC machining, is a specialized turning process for producing miniature components, typically ranging from 0.5 mm to 38 mm (0.02" to 1.5") in diameter. It is especially effective for parts with high length-to-diameter ratios, thin walls, and intricate geometries where conventional turning may struggle.
Using a sliding headstock and guide bushing system, Swiss machines support the material close to the cutting zone, reducing vibration and deflection for improved accuracy and surface quality. Common applications include screws, shafts, pins, bushings, and connectors.
Almost any material suitable for conventional turning or milling can also be processed through Swiss CNC machining. We work with a wide range of metals and engineering plastics to produce reliable precision components for demanding applications.

Swiss machining is ideal for small-diameter parts (<Ø5–10 mm), long and slender components, complex multi-feature parts, and high-volume production. For large parts, simple geometries, or early-stage prototypes requiring frequent design changes, conventional CNC turning or milling may provide a more cost-effective solution.
Lead times depend on part complexity, material, and order quantity. Prototype and low-volume projects typically require less time than production runs. Contact us with your project details and delivery requirements for an accurate estimate.
Yes. We offer various secondary processes, including deburring, polishing, anodizing, plating, heat treatment, passivation, and protective coatings to meet specific part requirements.