Wood cnc router Industry As A Part Of The Manufacturing Industry

Introduction

Wood cnc router machine is the most used machine in woodworking engraving. The general processing size of this woodworking engraving machine is 2500mm in length, 1300mm in width, and 200mm in height. It is mainly used for cutting and engraving wooden doors and MDF. According to the configuration level, wood cnc router are also divided into ATC wood cnc router and  single-head or multi-head wood cnc router etc.

Performance introduction

1. The machine body of the wood cnc router is constructed from thick-walled steel pipes. The bed has undergone finite element analysis (FEA) and designed to provide a rigid and stable processing platform for the machine tool and all bed components have been stress-free before the bed is processed.
2. The wood cnc router is an economical product with the highest cost performance among the SUBA-CNC engraving machines. It is equipped with a domestic 3.0KW electric spindle (optional imported Italian HSD electric spindle) and a 5.5KW vacuum pump.
3. The countertop adopts vacuum adsorption countertop and T-slot table, which is made of bakelite, which is resistant to high temperature and corrosion, and can strongly absorb non-metallic materials in different areas. The vacuum adsorption table is divided into six processing areas, which can be processed in a single area or at the same time, which has improved the processing efficiency
4. The Y-axis of the machine tool adopts double-track bilateral drive, which can carry out heavy cutting
5. The embedded DSP numerical control system adopts USB transmission, which can realize the function of continuous engraving and power-off memory. The standard 128M Flash flash memory can realize completely offline operation
6. The processing speed is fast, the efficiency is high, the idle speed can reach 45000mm/min, and the speed can reach 15000mm/min in the engraving processing of wave plates.
7. Application scope of woodworking engraving machine: solid wood doors, density boards, hard plastics, antique furniture, solid wood art murals, three-dimensional curved surfaces of musical instruments, shape cutting, etc.