SWISS MBM is a Swiss brand specialising in the manufacture of chucks and clamping systems for lathes, milling machines and CNC machining centres. With a focus on quality and precision, SWISS MBM guarantees reliable solutions for the most demanding machining operations, where stability and repeatability are essential.
SWISS MBM Product Range
- Self-centring chucksWith 2, 3 or 4 jaws, designed to ensure perfect centring and stability in turning operations.
- Precision chucks for CNCIdeal for lathes and machining centres, with high accuracy and long service life.
- Tool holders and accessoriesTool support solutions and modular systems to increase production flexibility.
- Special chucksCustomised versions for specific applications or particular sectors.
- Spare parts and componentsJaws, keys and spare parts to keep your equipment performing at its best.
Why choose SWISS MBM on Link Industrial Tools
- Swiss quality: maximum manufacturing precision and selected materials.
- Guaranteed repeatability: systems designed for uncompromising mass production.
- Versatility: complete range for manual lathes, CNC lathes and milling machines.
- Durability: resistance to intensive production cycles and wear.
- Technical support: dedicated advice to identify the most suitable chuck.
Typical applications
- Precision machine shops
- CNC machining centres
- Industrial turning and milling
- Production of moulds and complex components
- Automotive, aerospace and railway sectors
FAQs about SWISS MBM
1. What types of chucks does SWISS MBM manufacture?
2, 3 and 4-jaw self-centring chucks, as well as special and precision models for CNC.
2. Are SWISS MBM chucks compatible with modern CNC machines?
Yes, they are designed to integrate with leading CNC machining centres and lathes.
3. Are accessories and spare parts available for SWISS MBM chucks?
Yes, jaws, keys and spare parts are part of the range.
4. Are SWISS MBM chucks suitable for high-precision machining?
Yes, they are developed to ensure centring and stability even with tight tolerances.
5. In which sectors are they most commonly used?
Mainly in the automotive, aerospace, railway and precision engineering sectors.
