As part of Accuturn’s growth strategy, the company is expanding its capabilities with the addition of a further Haas Mini Mill to its range of CNC milling and turning machines. Director Nicola Stokes says: “This will enable us to increase capacity for our existing customer base, as well as allow us to expand into new sectors.”

The new Haas Super Mini Mill has a machine table capacity of 914 x 305 mm, and axis travels of 406 x 305 x 254 mm in X, Y and Z. Accuturn’s Super Mini Mill is enhanced with a faster tool changer, faster spindle and higher rapids for improved production and part finish.
In other news at Accuturn, which is based in Norfolk, the company has taken its first apprentice as part of the company’s continued growth and commitment to encouraging young people into careers in engineering and manufacturing.
Joshua Mallett, 16, from Swannington in Norfolk, originally came on work experience from Reepham High School for two weeks. He stayed in touch with the business and, after finishing school, joined as Accuturn’s first engineering apprentice. Mallett is attending City College Norwich for the next two years, on day release, studying for his Mechanical Engineering Level 2. On completion, it is planned he will go on to a third year to complete Level 3.
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