Tsugami America

North American distributor and service provider for CNC Swiss-type lathes and milling machines used by small-part manufacturers

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13

About Tsugami America

Tsugami America is the exclusive North American source for Precision Tsugami CNC machine tools. The range includes CNC Swiss-type lathes, turning centers, opposed gang tool lathes, gang and turret lathes, multitasking machines, and vertical and horizontal CNC milling machines. The machines are built for machining small parts up to 38 mm in diameter.

Its customers are small-parts manufacturers in the medical, aerospace, defense and automotive industries in North America. Machines are sold through an network of authorized distributors and technical centers, with engineering support, parts, service and training included with purchase, and financing available through Tsugami Finance.

The company was founded in 1978 and is headquartered in Windsor, Connecticut. It has open positions for CNC field service technicians, Swiss programmers and machinists, an engineering lead, a technical sales manager, and Japanese translators in several US locations.

Product: Precision Tsugami CNC Swiss-type lathes, turning centers, gang and turret lathes, multitasking machines and CNC milling machines, with parts and service.

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