(UK) +44 1923 691500
Latest articles from this company
News releases from this company
Citizen to demonstrate benefits of A32 CNC centre
Citizen Machinery UK will stage a series of demonstrations of its Citizen A32 CNC sliding-head turn-mill centre at its headquarters in Bushey, Watford from 2-5 June 2009.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 18 May 2009
Further information available
Taxman offers help buying pre-owned Citizens
A quality pre-owned Citizen is an attractive alternative to a new one and its purchase can be assisted by improved capital allowances.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 18 May 2009
Further information available
CNC mill-turn lathes benefit Triflow
Two of the latest Citizen M32-V CNC sliding head turn-mill centres were installed at Triflow Concepts to reduce cycle times and increase quality of machined components.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 24 March 2009
Further information available
CNC sliding head lathe cuts cycle times 20%
Since the installation of its first Citizen A20-VII PL CNC sliding head automatic lathe, Lenack Engineering has cut cycle times by up to 20 per cent on certain components.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 29 January 2009
Further information available
Citizen CNC lathes aid business expansion
Five years ago Dave Malin set himself up as a one-man subcontract machinist having bought a Citizen L20 CNC sliding head lathe to perform one-hit machining cycles on parts up to 20mm diameter.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 17 December 2008
Further information available
Sliding head CNC cuts cycle times by 60%
Peerless Precision Engineering is using a platen style tooling arrangement on a Citizen L20 CNC automatic sliding-head lathe, which offers flexibility when compared to a fixed-head machine.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 17 November 2008
Further information available
Citizen develops non-guide bush sliding head lathe
The non-guide bush version of the Citizen A20-VIICL was developed to provide competitive production of shorter length-to-diameter ratio components, up to 20mm diameter.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 31 October 2008
Further information available
Customers believe A32 will improve productivity
Managing director of Citizen Machinery UK Geoff Bryant was pleased with the high attendance at the company's Open House between 7 - 9 October.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 28 October 2008
Further information available
CNC sliding head turn-mill centres aid Adaero
Citizen Machinery has revealed how its CNC sliding head turn-mill centres have helped Adaero Precision Components secure lucrative components contracts.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 24 September 2008
Further information available
32mm CNC sliding head auto is world's fastest
Citizen Machinery claimed to have the world's fastest 32mm capacity CNC sliding head automatic lathe, which will be in action during Open Days this October.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 15 August 2008
Further information available
Linear drive automatic lathes are fast
Small parts machinist described Citizen CNC sliding head automatic lathes with linear motor axis drives as 'seriously quick' and very consistent in maintaining quality.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 24 July 2008
Further information available
Citizen's MACH prize draw won by fastener maker
Managing director of Vaughan Jones Socket Screws, Jeremy Hornby, won Citizen UK's draw prize - a week with a Ferrari 360 - during the UK's recent MACH 2008 exhibition.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 13 June 2008
Further information available
CNC automatic lathe beats skill shortages
During the UK's recent MACH 2008 exhibition, Teknequip of Harlow placed an order for a Citizen M32-V advanced CNC sliding head automatic lathe.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 27 May 2008
Further information available
CNC sliding head lathes net GBP 2m at MACH
Citizen Machinery UK reported that over GBP 2 million of orders from MACH 2008 had been progressed and OEMs as well as subcontractors would order more in coming months.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 8 May 2008
Further information available
CNC sliding head lathe supplier name changes
UK supplier of Citizen CNC sliding headstock automatic lathes, NC Engineering, has changed its name to Citizen Machinery UK, following the acquisition of NC Engineering shares by Citizen.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 4 April 2008
Further information available
Two sliding head automatics run unmanned
A young subcontracting company is now running two CNC mill-turn sliding head automatics unmanned enabling at least some parts to be produced continuously throughout the 24h.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 17 March 2008
Further information available
Citizen A32 for excellent cutting performance
The MACH 2008 exhibition has been selected by Citizen Machinery for the European launch of its new high performance, competitively priced Citizen A32 CNC sliding head automatic lathe
News from Manufacturingtalk, 10 March 2008
Further information available
CNC automatic raises cutting performance
A CNC sliding head automatic lathe has 45m/min rapid traverse rates, more than double that of previous 32mm machines, and its control minimises non-cutting times.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 10 March 2008
Further information available
Extra axes raise sliding head lathe flexibility
A seven-axis, 21-tool CNC sliding head automatic lathe now has an X-2 axis on the back spindle and back tool post that further improves machining flexibility.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 5 March 2008
Further information available
UK demand for CNC sliding head autos rises
UK supplier of Citizen CNC sliding head automatic lathes said that its sales had 'set an all-time record' and 80% of the machines sold had been delivered to subcontractors.
News from Manufacturingtalk, 18 December 2007
Further information available
Not what you're looking for? Search the site.
Featured articles
-
Gefran unveils GF_Vedo range of operator panels
Gefran has introduced GF_Vedo high-performance touch-screen operator panels, which provide economical and complete HMI and machine control for medium- to high-complexity automation applications.
-
Ball bearings offer reduced noise and friction
Schaeffler's Generation C deep groove ball bearings offer 35 per cent less friction and 50 per cent less noise than their predecessor.
Categories
- Machine Tools: Cutting (4,176)
- Machine Tools: Metalforming, shearing, folding and punching (1,627)
- Machine Tools: moulding (1,167)
- Cutting tools (1,954)
- Welding and Joining (1,582)
- Finishing, preparation, coating and painting (1,129)
- Automation, assembly systems and computer systems (1,283)
- Manufacturing support (9,079)
- Industry news, commerce, exhibitions, education (8,481)
- Packaging (2,880)
- Specialist Manufacturing Sectors and Metals Producing (1,389)
- Books, CDs and Videos (213)
- IT for manufacturing management and production (4,045)
- IT for engineering, industrial and commercial applications (2,726)
- Used machinery and machine tools (35)
- Materials handling and storage (1,035)
- Wood and non-metallics working (79)
- Metrology instruments and systems (3,877)
- Testing and quality control systems and services (5,234)
- Subcontracting services (1,248)
