GTXPRESS	Gang Tool Design Delivering BIG Results
The GTxpress, the culmination of a ten-year journey, offers the small parts turning market a new and innovative approach to performance and value. The signature features of the GTxpress are the thirty-four inch cube and the base constructed of polymer concrete. Polymer concrete castings provide the machine with superior rigidity and unsurpassed stability which generate a proven track record of improved surface finish and extended tool life. Manufactures of "super precision" turning and milling centers, grinders and coordinate measuring systems have long touted the advantages of polymer castings. Until now this space age technology has been reserved for products at the top end of the quality and performance scale. However, now CMS offers the same quality and performance in the GTxpress which is ideal for machining parts in the 1" range. From complete automated systems to secondary operations GTxpress delivers the best profitability per square foot of any machine available on the market today. The bottom line is: maximum value realized on minimum investment.	Click here to download and/or view a PDF file of the new GTXPRESS.
QUALITY CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING
Polymer concrete base provides longer tool life, more strength, less vibration, corrosion resistance Gang tool configuration drastically reduces cut-to-cut time over turret indexing Tooling plate supports up to 12 tools Superior spindle performance and workholding options Spindle positioning options utilizing live tools for milling, drilling and other secondary work requirements Multiple station tool holders can be changed in under one minute M function controlled, high performance, air-actuated, pneumatic collet closer Fully enclosed protection for ball screws and linear ways

Some Of The Companies That Have Chosen CMS For Their Machining Needs
3M General Motors AVM ADEC Dentsply Kurt Manufacturing Kelco	Bourns International Sony PGI Litton Electron Devices Dupont NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratories	Bausch & Lomb Black & Decker Schlumberger TRW Space & Defense Los Alamos National Laboratories Allied Signal