A High Speed Machining Center (HSMC) is a type of CNC (computer numerical control) machine that is designed to operate at high speeds and feed rates. It is typically used to machine parts made of materials that require high cutting speeds and feed rates, such as aluminum, titanium, and composites. HSMCs are also well-suited for high-precision and high-volume production.

High Speed Machining Centers typically use high-performance spindles that are capable of reaching speeds of up to 60,000 RPM or more, and they are equipped with high-precision linear guides and advanced control systems. These features allow the machine to move at high speeds while maintaining accuracy and precision, which is critical for creating high-quality parts.

Additionally, HSMCs are generally equipped with advanced features such as high-speed tool changers, high-precision scales, and high-performance control systems, which are all necessary to achieve the high speeds and feed rates that are required for high-speed machining. These advanced features allow the machine to quickly and efficiently change tools, to control the movement of the cutting tool with a high level of precision and to optimize the machining process.

HSMCs are mainly used in aerospace, Automotive, Mold making, Medical and other precision part manufacturing industries where high precision, quality and high productivity are required.