Turning is one of the most widely used machining processes in the industrial sector. This process removes material, using a sharp tool to shape workpieces made out of metal (but not only) by rotating the workpiece itself. The precision and versatility of turning make it vital for the manufacture of custom parts in a number of sectors, such as the automotive and aerospace industries and manufacturing.
Emilia-Romagna is home to numerous companies specialising in turning. And now, with the new Confindustria Emilia platform, it’s easier to find them and connect with the right suppliers for all your production needs!
Emilia-Romagna Turning Companies List: search using the Confindustria Emilia Subcontracting Platform
.Finding the right turning company for your needs is now more straightforward with the Subcontracting Platform, a portal that allows you to search quickly and easily for turning companies not only in Emilia-Romagna, but all over Italy. This tool gives a competitive edge to companies that need reliable suppliers specialising in machining processes.
With the Confindustria Emilia platform, you can filter companies by batches, certification, materials and industries, helping you find the right partners for complex industrial projects.
The ability to identify qualified suppliers and assess their capabilities makes the platform an invaluable tool for those operating in the turning industry.
This platform is also a tremendous opportunity for companies offering the following services:
There are various types of turning, enabling the process to be adapted to different machining needs:
The choice of turning type depends crucially on the material of the workpiece, as every material requires particular techniques and tools to ensure high-quality machining. Below is an overview of how the main turning types vary by material:
Each type of material presents specific challenges, ranging from managing tolerances to ensuring high-quality surface finishes.
Turning is widely used in industry for the production of cylindrical, tapered and complex parts, such as drive shafts, cylinders, screws, hydraulic components and much more. With developments in computer numerical control (CNC) technologies, turning has reached superior levels of precision, allowing for the manufacture of custom parts with ultra-tight tolerances.
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