CHIRON America, Inc.
10950 Withers Cove Park Drive
Charlotte,
NC
28278
US
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CHIRON America, Inc is a manufacturer and distributor of high-speed vertical machining centers and fully automated turnkey production cells for markets in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. CHIRON offers a wide variety of machine types and sizes. Machines range from Single Spindle, Twin Spindle, Mill/Turn, Swivel Spindles and Multi-Profile Systems, that consist of many options including workpiece changers, chain magazines, higher speed options, five axis machining and three axis machining, bar feeders, rotary tables, ball screws or linear drives, glass scales, measurement systems and more. CHIRON also offers service, training, rebuild, component rebuild, turnkey solutions, project management and consultative services. Our compact, efficient designs and low cost-per-piece reputation have found favor in many industries including automotive, aerospace and medical. Contact mabell@chironamerica.com for more information.
A Message from CHIRON America, Inc.
Global Leader in the Design of High Speed Vertical Machining Centers
12 Series machining can be supplied as single, double, four-spindle, or MillTurn versions offering speed, compact construction and versatility of use.
MILL Series is the optimal solution for highly productive cutting and machining applications.
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