Marubeni Citizen - Cincom Inc. Showroom

Contact Information

Please visit: www.marucit.com

Phone: 201-818-0100
Toll-Free:
Fax: 201-818-1877

Mailing Address:

40 Boroline Road
Allendale, NJ 07401

A Special Message from Marubeni Citizen - Cincom Inc.

The Leader in Swiss Turning and Fixed Headstock Turning Centers

Click here to view Cincom models

Manufacturer of highly precise, highly versatile Swiss-type turning centers known in the trade as CINCOM (CItizen Numerically COntrolled Machines).

Since its inception in 1984, MCC has successfully made CINCOM machines the most widely accepted Swiss-type turning centers in the world. These machines are used extensively to manufacture an array of products, including medical instrumentation, electronics, fiber optics, automobiles, business machines, aerospace, defense, firearms, tools, valves, fasteners, and many others.

In the US, MCC is headquartered in Allendale, NJ, and maintains sales-service offices in California and Illinois. These three offices are responsible for supporting a nationwide network of 26 distributors throughout the United States.


Applications: Joe Dulinski

Service: Jeff Mazur

Parts/Tooling and Accessories: Chris O’Donovan

Sales: John Antignani

Company Profile

Marubeni Citizen-Cincom was founded in 1984 to market and service Citizen’s CINCOM family of Swiss-type turning centers. This venture represents the amalgamation of two of Japan’s largest and most highly regarded companies, Marubeni Corp. and Citizen Watch Company. Marubeni began operation more than 140 years ago as a rural trading company specializing in yarn and textiles. Today it is one of Japan’s nine largest trading companies, which together account for more than 40% of Japan’s exports and 60% of its imports. It actively trades more than 30,000 products and services, including textiles, chemicals, machinery, energy, and a broad spectrum of consumer products. It employs more than 10,000 people, maintains almost 200 offices in 82 countries, and generates revenues of $79 billion annually.

Product Categories of Marubeni Citizen - Cincom Inc.

  • Bar Feed Mechanisms
  • CNC Attachments
  • CNC Single-Spindle Screw Machines - New Equipment
  • CNC Swiss Screw Machines - New Equipment
  • Turn/Mill Machines, CNC
  • Turning Centers, Twin-Spindle/Twin-Turret

Trade Names of Marubeni Citizen - Cincom Inc.

  • CINCOM
  • CITIZEN
  • CITIZEN CAV Bar Loaders
  • Cincom B Series
  • Cincom C Series
  • Cincom L Series
  • Cincom M Series
  • Cincom R Series
  • Cincom A Series
  • Cincom K Series

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