The centering/facing machine is a machine that was created to perform the center and the facing on both ends of a mechanical piece at the same time. With development and evolution, today these machines are able to perform milling, drilling, chamfering, collar, centering and tapping operations on forged and stamped shafts and bars, always simultaneously on both ends of the piece to be worked. 

This allows to increase the working precision (drastically decreasing the next processing times on the lathe), to work the pieces very quickly (normally a Centeing machine is able to “serve” at least 2 lathes) and to significantly reduce the times of change of processing: it is possible to switch from one working process to another in about 60.  

The FANUC control systems that enrich all our models today, strongly encourage their use within production islands capable of working without supervision for several daily shifts.

In addition, the perfectly machined piece by our machine can be subsequently worked on the lathe at significantly higher speeds.