Absolute Machine Tools Partners With CNC Pros
CNC Pros offers a broad range of CNC machine tools in the Southwest region on the U.S.
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(Left to right) Cornel Loghin, president, CNC Pros; Klaus Miller, vice president of sales, Absolute Machine Tools; Ray Beauregard Jr., CEO, CNC Pros.
Source: Absolute Machine Tools Inc.
Absolute Machine Tools has announced a new partnership with CNC Pros in Arizona and New Mexico. CNC Pros offers a broad range of CNC machine tools that are complimented by its sales team, automation department, service and applications engineers and comprehensive preventive maintenance programs. The founders of the company came together after years of working for various machine tools distributors to provide the latest advanced manufacturing solutions.
In 2023, CNC Pros opened CNC Pros Colorado, a modern technology center that combined the expertise of Hoffa Machine Company and AME Inc. Ray Beauregard Jr., owner and president of CNC Pros, says, “Our goal is for customers to understand that CNC Pros will continue to grow with them by providing high-quality CNC machine tools combined with excellent care and support. By partnering with Absolute Machine Tools, we can now provide a larger range of CNC machine tools, such as Johnford bridge mills and boring mills, You Ji vertical turning centers and lathes, APEC five-axis gantry-type machining centers, Accutex wire EDM machines, Precihole deep-hole drilling and finishing machines and production turning equipment such as Nexturn Swiss lathes and LICO multi-slide screw machines. This diverse lineup of CNC product offerings will greatly increase our ability to match our customers’ applications with the right machine, helping them to grow their productivity and businesses at the same time.”
Steve Ortner, president and CEO of Absolute Machine Tools, adds, “This new partnership allows Absolute Machine Tools and CNC Pros to better provide geographical advantages to existing and new customers in the West and Southwest. Absolute has 35 years of experience alone, so partnering with others who have been in the industry for a very long-time can do nothing else but benefit manufacturers.”
