Spinner North America has launched its new Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center in Austin, Texas. Spanning 5,000 square feet, the center offers live machine demonstrations, specialized technical training, and improved support services. It also serves as a major hub for stocking Spinner spare parts, enabling quicker response times and reducing production delays for manufacturers and machine shops.
The Austin facility will enhance logistics and operations for Spinner CNC machines shipped from Germany through the Port of Houston. Before reaching customers, machines will be configured, equipped with accessories, and integrated with automation systems at the center—ensuring they are production-ready upon installation.
“Our aim is to stay closer to our customers, both in location and in service,” said Salim Awad, CEO of Spinner North America. “This facility strengthens our ability to deliver fast support, immediate access to essential parts, and engineering expertise that boosts manufacturing productivity.” The center will feature a range of Spinner’s advanced CNC technologies, including five-axis machining centers, mill-turn and multi-turret lathes, automation systems, turnkey solutions, and full-service support capabilities.
“The inauguration of the Austin Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center marks a significant achievement for Spinner customers across North America,” said Axel Spinner, CEO of Spinner Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik GmbH. “This investment highlights our commitment to offering state-of-the-art CNC solutions backed by exceptional service and technical know-how.”
Spinner North America is a key provider of high-precision CNC machining solutions, offering advanced technologies that cater to the evolving needs of manufacturers across the region. With a strong focus on service, engineering support and customer proximity, the company delivers five-axis machining centers, mill-turn systems, multi-turret lathes, automation solutions and turnkey integrations.
Its newly established Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center in Austin, Texas, further strengthens its capabilities by providing hands-on demonstrations, technical training, rapid spare-parts availability and machine customization before delivery. Backed by the engineering expertise and legacy of Spinner Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik GmbH in Germany, Spinner North America continues to empower industries with reliable, high-performance CNC systems designed to enhance productivity and precision.
