Service Engineering CNC provides support for smaller engineering firms using computer numerically controlled equipment.
What does CNC stand for?
CNC stands for Computer Numerically Controlled
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Normally an apprentice would spend a couple of years operating the manual lathes before we'd let them have a go on the computer numerically controlled equipment," he said: "But Steven picked things up so quickly he was moved up in a matter of weeks.
Drillgear's 70-acre manufacturing base in Houston, Texas, includes the latest computer numerically controlled threaders, saw lines, analytical and measuring equipment in climate-controlled buildings for optimum control and repeatability.
The facility uses the latest computer numerically controlled (CNC) machines, which are used for milling, punching, sheet cutting, and cylinder winding.
They coordinate the functions of multiple PLCs, DCSs, and other automated devices, such as robots, computer numerically controlled (CNC) machines, material handling systems, and machine vision systems.
won a silver medal in computer numerically controlled machining.