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CNC, VMC & Lathe Machines manufacturers in India

25 manufacturers of cnc, vmc & lathe machines are listed on SourceLoka. 21 are listed as manufacturer exporters and 4 as merchant-cum-manufacturer exporters, which also trade goods they do not make.

Listed manufacturers
25
States
8
Cities
16

Listed manufacturers

25 manufacturers · best-documented first

AYYAPPA CNC PVT. LTD.

Bengaluru, Karnataka

CNC, VMC & Lathe MachinesManufacturerSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Railways, Aerospace

+91 80265 85172 · mail@ayyappa-cnc.com · Website

CNC AUTOMATION SOLUTION

Gurugram, Haryana

CNC, VMC & Lathe MachinesManufacturerSource: cncautomations.com

Industries: Electrical, Industrial Machinery, Robotics

+91 93110 82008 · sales@cncautomations.com · Website

ARROW METALLIKS

Kolhapur, Maharashtra

CNC, VMC & Lathe MachinesManufacturer & traderSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Construction, Mining

+91 98906 73830 · Website

AVIONICS SPARROW PRIVATE LIMITED

Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh

CNC, VMC & Lathe MachinesManufacturerSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Medical Devices, Defence, Electrical, Construction, Railways, Electronics, Mining, Automotive, Aerospace

+91 84002 99952 · Website

BHAVYA MACHINE TOOLS LLP

Ahmedabad, Gujarat

CNC, VMC & Lathe MachinesManufacturerSource: bhavyamachinetools.com

Industries: Packaging, Oil & Gas, Electrical, Construction, Marine, Electronics, Agriculture, Automotive, Industrial Machinery, Aerospace

+91 98250 09216 · Website

DRUPE ENGINEERING PVT. LTD

Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra

CNC, VMC & Lathe MachinesManufacturerSource: drupeengg.com

Industries: Oil & Gas, Electrical, Construction, Automotive, Industrial Machinery

+91 98929 20069 · sales@drupeengg.com · Website

ASIA AUTOMOTIVE LTD

Nashik, Maharashtra

CNC, VMC & Lathe MachinesManufacturerSource: asiaautomotivelimited.com

Industries: Electrical, Construction, Mining, Industrial Machinery, Aerospace

+91 93739 01438 · Website

AZAD VTC PRIVATE LIMITED

Vellanki, Andhra Pradesh

PumpsManufacturer & traderSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Oil & Gas, Defence, Pumps, Marine, Water Treatment, Textiles, Automotive, Aerospace

+91 98481 10326 · info@azadvtc.in · Website

FANUC INDIA PVT. LTD

Bengaluru, Karnataka

CNC, VMC & Lathe MachinesManufacturerSource: fanucindia.com

Industries: Medical Devices, Pharmaceuticals, Electronics, Industrial Machinery, Aerospace

+91 85112 37733 · Website

BHATT BROS TECH

Ahmedabad, Gujarat

CNC, VMC & Lathe MachinesManufacturerSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Industrial Machinery

+91 93280 84222 · Website

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Typical cnc, vmc & lathe machines products

CNC lathesVertical machining centresHorizontal machining centresConventional lathesGrinding machines

Typical products for this category, not a claim about any one company’s range.

What are cnc, vmc & lathe machines?

CNC turning centres, vertical machining centres (VMC) and horizontal machining centres (HMC) cut metal parts to programmed shapes with repeatable accuracy. Conventional lathes, milling and grinding machines remain common for toolroom, repair and lower-volume work.

How to choose

  1. List the parts you will make: sizes, materials, tolerances and batch sizes. This decides the machine type and size far more than any brochure.
  2. Choose the type by part shape: turning centres for round parts, VMCs for prismatic parts machined from the top, HMCs for heavy, multi-face and pallet-based production.
  3. Check travels, table or chuck size and the maximum workpiece weight, with room for fixtures and tool changes.
  4. Look at the spindle: power, torque curve, speed range and cooling. Torque at low speed matters for heavy cuts.
  5. Ask about positioning accuracy and repeatability, and how they are measured and certified.
  6. Compare the controller and the service behind it. A common controller with local support and trained operators reduces risk.
  7. Check the tool changer capacity, coolant and chip handling, and the delivery of spares, training and commissioning.

Specifications to confirm with the supplier

SpecificationWhat to ask
Axis travels and work envelopeTravel in each axis, and the largest part and weight the machine takes.
SpindlePower, torque, maximum speed and cooling.
AccuracyPositioning accuracy and repeatability, and the standard used to measure them.
Tool changerNumber of tools, tool change time and tool holder type.
ControllerBrand and model, and the support and training available locally.
Rapids and feedRapid traverse and cutting feed ratings.
Footprint and servicesFloor space, power, air and coolant requirements.

Where it is used

  • AutomotiveMachined housings, shafts, gears and precision components for vehicles.
  • Industrial MachineryMachine parts, tooling and general engineering components.
  • Oil & GasValve bodies, flanges and fluid-handling components.
  • PumpsImpellers, casings, shafts and sleeves for pumps.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a CNC lathe and a VMC?

A CNC lathe turns round parts by rotating the workpiece against a tool. A vertical machining centre holds the workpiece still on a table and rotates the cutter, which suits flat and prismatic parts with pockets, holes and slots.

How do I choose between a new and a used machine?

A new machine gives warranty, current controls and predictable accuracy. A used machine can cost less but needs inspection of spindle, ways and ball screws, a check of the controller support and a realistic spares plan. Have an independent inspection done before buying.

What accuracy should I ask for?

Ask for the positioning accuracy and repeatability in microns, the standard used to test them and a test report. Match the machine to your tightest tolerance with a comfortable margin, because the process and tooling also affect accuracy.

What support should I expect after purchase?

Installation and commissioning, operator training, a warranty period, spares availability and a service contact in your region. Ask for the response time and for reference customers nearby.

Can I contact the manufacturers listed here directly?

Yes. Each listing shows the contact details the company has published, with no lead form or middleman. Confirm specifications, delivery and service support with the company before ordering.