Machine tools are CNC machines and numerically controlled devices (CNC – Computerized Numerical Control). Control is carried out using a computer that forms an integrated part of the machine, allowing programming and enabling the entire production process to be planned. Modern CNC machines are so-called machining centres, equipped with tool magazines and capable of performing highly complex operations. They can be used to produce prototypes, single components, or ensure efficient serial production of customer-ordered parts. CNC machining involves several stages: computer design using CAD software, followed by conversion of the design into a machine program via CAM. The design phase is now available in 3D, allowing both professionals, operators, and clients to view the component precisely before production. CNC equipment is characterised by speed and precision, as well as the ability to handle mass production orders. With a complete machine park, a manufacturing company can provide a comprehensive range of services for metals and other machinable materials.