Vertical Micro-Mill Series. Precision Micro-Machining Centers that offer small part, high production capability.

 Vertical Box Ways Series. Precision Box Ways Linear Machining Centers designed for power, speed and accuracy.

 Vertical LM Guide Series. Precision Vertical Machining Centers designed for high speed and accuracy.

 Vertical Hybrid LM-Guide Series. Precision Vertical Machining Centers with Linear Motion Guides on X and Y axes and Box Ways on Z axis for added rigidity.

“Bulova#s engineers spent three years designing, with world-wide industry leaders such as Campro, Ugint and Primero, the manufacturing of a new line of precision CNC machine tools exclusively for the North American market. These machines, built to Bulova#s specification, provide quality, value, power, speed and accuracy at a competitive price,” said Steve Gurba, CEO, Bulova Technologies Group, Inc., parent company of Bulova Technologies Machinery LLC. “We now manufacture 30 machines and will in the near future expand to offer lathes, horizontal CNC machines, 5-axis machining centers and bridge mills making Bulova a full line company.”

The other two wholly owned subsidiaries of Bulova Technologies Group, Inc. are first, Bulova Technologies Advanced Products LLC that has a focus in health care and compliance, encryption, retrieval and security software. Another of its products is OsteoFx Casts , a light weight water resistant cast system used for leg and arm fractures.

And the second subsidiary is Bulova Technologies Europe LLC. Bulova has a long history of expertise and knowledge of standard and non-standard ammunition, weapons and weapons systems.

The company#s antecedents include an operating subsidiary of the Bulova Watch Company, established as a watchmaker in 1875. Post World War II watch companies were sought out by the U.S. Defence Department to produce military fuzes because of the mechanical time complexities similar to watches. In 1951, Bulova Technologies began manufacturing products for U.S. national defense and NATO allies.

Bulova Technologies Group, Inc. today has worldwide partners that provide opportunities to supply weapons and ammunition to any allied nation.

For more information contact:
A.J. Schweda

 Vertical Micro-Mill Series. Precision Micro-Machining Centers that offer small part, high production capability.

 Vertical Box Ways Series. Precision Box Ways Linear Machining Centers designed for power, speed and accuracy.

 Vertical LM Guide Series. Precision Vertical Machining Centers designed for high speed and accuracy.

 Vertical Hybrid LM-Guide Series. Precision Vertical Machining Centers with Linear Motion Guides on X and Y axes and Box Ways on Z axis for added rigidity.

“Bulova#s engineers spent three years designing, with world-wide industry leaders such as Campro, Ugint and Primero, the manufacturing of a new line of precision CNC machine tools exclusively for the North American market. These machines, built to Bulova#s specification, provide quality, value, power, speed and accuracy at a competitive price,” said Steve Gurba, CEO, Bulova Technologies Group, Inc., parent company of Bulova Technologies Machinery LLC. “We now manufacture 30 machines and will in the near future expand to offer lathes, horizontal CNC machines, 5-axis machining centers and bridge mills making Bulova a full line company.”

The other two wholly owned subsidiaries of Bulova Technologies Group, Inc. are first, Bulova Technologies Advanced Products LLC that has a focus in health care and compliance, encryption, retrieval and security software. Another of its products is OsteoFx Casts , a light weight water resistant cast system used for leg and arm fractures.

And the second subsidiary is Bulova Technologies Europe LLC. Bulova has a long history of expertise and knowledge of standard and non-standard ammunition, weapons and weapons systems.

The company#s antecedents include an operating subsidiary of the Bulova Watch Company, established as a watchmaker in 1875. Post World War II watch companies were sought out by the U.S. Defence Department to produce military fuzes because of the mechanical time complexities similar to watches. In 1951, Bulova Technologies began manufacturing products for U.S. national defense and NATO allies.

Bulova Technologies Group, Inc. today has worldwide partners that provide opportunities to supply weapons and ammunition to any allied nation.

For more information contact:
A.J. Schweda