MOST SUCCESSFUL CITIZEN OPEN HOUSE BY FAR
In celebration of its 50th anniversary, sliding- and fixed-head CNC lathe supplier and automation specialist Citizen…
Having recently visited Bryken Engineering up near Liverpool we wanted to find out a little bit about why they liked their Citizen machines so much. We did a separate review of their Miyano machines but here we look at the Cincom machines.
They have the M32’s which not only boast a gang but a turret as well They also have an L20 with LFV technology. Here we have a quick chat with Stewart Taylor to find out more.
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