Swiss CNC
Used and nearly new CNC machine sales and engineering support for precision manufacturers in the UK and Europe
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Swiss CNC
Swiss CNC sells used and nearly new sliding-head and multi-axis CNC lathes, machining centres and related equipment. It also provides applications and programming support, machine sourcing, delivery, installation and training.
Its customers include precision manufacturers seeking CNC machinery and production engineering support. The company sells machines and offers related engineering services.
Swiss CNC Ltd was founded in 2020 and is based in Telford, UK. It presents machine sales and support across the UK and Europe.
Product: Used and nearly new CNC machines, with applications, programming, sourcing, installation and training support.
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