Duraline Expands Manufacturing with New CNC Machine

DELAND, FL, September 14, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Duraline, a manufacturer of industrial electrical products based in DeLand, Florida, has expanded its in-house machine shop with the addition of a new Eurotech Ultima B620 51-SLY multi-axis CNC machine. This upgrade is expected to significantly increase productivity in the production of single-pole connectors by up to 40%.

The new equipment replaces an older machining system with limited automation and bar-length capacity. The Eurotech Ultima offers advanced automation and the ability to process longer brass bar stock, thanks to its main and sub-spindles, live tooling, a 15-station turret, bar-feeder capabilities, tool monitoring, and automated part evacuation. These features are designed to enhance continuous and efficient production.

According to the company, the investment in the Eurotech Ultima is part of a broader commitment to American manufacturing. The new machine is expected to improve the efficiency and capacity behind the single-pole connector manufacturing process, while maintaining the quality and manufacturing control that Duraline's customers have come to expect.

The new machine will also allow Duraline's skilled machine shop team to focus more on production management, setup, inspection, and quality control. This will reduce repetitive handling during longer production runs, thereby enhancing overall efficiency.

Duraline, founded in 1946, has grown to supply diverse industries such as petrochemical, aviation, medical, and entertainment. The company is committed to producing dependable electrical products in the United States and follows stringent manufacturing and quality control requirements. The Eurotech Ultima is part of Duraline's ongoing efforts to modernize its capabilities and meet growing customer demand.

With the new machine becoming part of its regular production workflow, Duraline is optimistic about the future. The company looks forward to increasing the efficiency and capacity behind its single-pole connector manufacturing while continuing its commitment to producing reliable electrical products in the United States.