The front-line players choose Breton vertical machining center

A large number of leading companies have invested in Breton 5-axis machining centres

The machines are gaining ascendancy on the market for a host of reasons: firstly because of their high performance and suitability for machining materials and parts in aluminium, steel or titanium. Breton's high speed machining centres are the high-tech solution adopted by world-famous aerospace companies to reduce production times and maximise the quality of their machining operations [...]

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31030 Castello di Godego, Province of Treviso, Italy

Sergio Prior

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