Versatile CNC and universal lathes help manufacturers handle different parts, production volumes, and machining requirements with greater precision

Santa Bárbara d’Oeste, Brazil, 27 August 2026 – Manufacturers today need machine tools that can do more than complete a single type of job. Production requirements can change quickly, with companies moving between different part sizes, materials, designs, and production volumes. ROMI is addressing this need with a range of turning machines designed to combine flexibility, precision, productivity, and reliable performance.

ROMI’s machine tool portfolio includes turning centers, CNC lathes, heavy-duty lathes, vertical turning centers, and universal lathes. The range is designed to support applications across both lower-volume and higher-volume manufacturing environments.

One example is the ROMI C Series, a line of CNC lathes equipped with Siemens CNC technology. The machines are designed to handle different types of components while providing power, fast movement, and accuracy. An automatic indexing tool turret can also be added to reduce machining time, making the machines suitable for manufacturers looking to improve production efficiency.

The series includes several machine sizes, allowing manufacturers to select equipment according to their specific machining requirements. The range extends from the ROMI C 420 to the larger ROMI C 1000, giving users options for different component dimensions and production needs.

For companies machining larger components, the ROMI G Series provides another option. The G 550 and G 550M turning centers are designed for both low and high production environments. Their rigid construction, high torque, and accuracy are intended to support demanding material removal operations. The G 550M can also perform drilling and milling with driven tools, allowing multiple operations to be completed on the same component.

ROMI’s GL Series is similarly focused on productivity and demanding production environments. The latest generation of the series is designed for medium and high production and combines high power and torque with structural rigidity. Its thermal and geometric stability helps maintain accuracy during machining, while the machines are designed to perform under demanding cutting conditions.

The company also offers the ROMI T Series for manufacturers that need the versatility of conventional engine lathes. These machines are designed for tooling, maintenance, production, and training applications. Their configuration supports a wide range of threading and feed combinations, giving operators flexibility when working on different jobs.

Another important part of ROMI’s portfolio is its heavy duty CNC equipment. The ROMI C Series Heavy Duty machines are designed for large components used in industries such as energy, mining, naval manufacturing, and other heavy industrial applications. Depending on the job, the machines can be equipped with options such as milling heads, deep hole drilling supports, special rests, and automatic tool turrets.

This broad selection reflects a wider trend in modern manufacturing toward flexible machine tools. Instead of relying on equipment designed for only one application, manufacturers increasingly need platforms that can adapt to changing production demands while maintaining consistent quality.

With CNC technology, configurable equipment, rigid machine structures, and options for different machining processes, ROMI’s turning machines are positioned to support manufacturers seeking greater productivity without sacrificing precision. The result is a machine tool portfolio built around a simple idea: give manufacturers the flexibility to handle more production challenges with dependable equipment.