The machine is designed to cut and engrave foam, MDF, wood, acrylic (PMMA), and aluminum. Cutting depth and feed rates will vary by material and tooling.
The typical travel for the 1325 configuration is approximately X = 1250 mm and Y = 2500 mm (many spec sheets list a 1300 x 2500 mm table). Multiple table sizes are available across the product family (e.g., 1212, 1325, 1625, 1825, 1530, 2040). Confirm exact travel when ordering.
Spindle speed range is 0–24,000 RPM (some variants 18,000 RPM). Standard spindle power options in the technical specs include 3 / 3.2 / 5.5 / 7.5 kW (water-cooled). Optional spindles include 3.5 / 6 kW air-cooled units. Configurations can be customized — confirm available spindle package with the seller.
Positioning accuracy is specified as 0.02 mm with a repeatability of 0.01 mm on the axes.
The router can run G-code and supports control systems such as DSP, NC Studio, NK105 and Mach3. It is compatible with common CAM/CAD packages including Type3, ArtCAM, Ucancam and JDAssist (confirm exact compatibility for your workflow).
X/Y transmission is rack & pinion and Z is ball screw. Motor/driver options include stepper, hybrid-servo or full servo systems from vendors such as Leadshine, Delta and YASKAWA—selectable based on performance needs.
Yes — the machine can be equipped with a vacuum-combined T-slot table which allows vacuum hold-down plus mechanical clamping for secure fixturing of panels and irregularly shaped workpieces.
Maximum empty travel (rapid) speed is 17,000 mm/min and typical cutting/working speeds are up to 15,000 mm/min, depending on material, tooling and cutting strategy.
The machine supports AC 220V or 380V at 50Hz/60Hz. Final electrical configuration (single- or three-phase) will depend on the selected motors and spindle — verify with your supplier and installer.
The machine can be fitted with a dust hood and dust extraction tube to connect to a dust collector. Spindle cooling options include water-cooled spindles (standard in many configs) and air-cooled spindle options.
Yes. Size, color, configuration and design are customizable according to customer requirements (different table sizes, spindle choices, control systems, motor packages and vacuum / fixturing options).
Regular maintenance includes keeping rails and screws clean and lubricated, checking belt/gear tensions and fasteners, inspecting and balancing the spindle, replacing worn tooling, and ensuring the dust extraction system is clear. Follow the supplier’s maintenance schedule for best results.
The machine accepts standard CNC router cutters; exact collet type/size depends on the installed spindle (confirm ER collet size with the supplier). Use carbide end mills and bits matched to the material (e.g., compression or down-cut bits for cabinetry, aluminum-specific cutters for non-ferrous metals).
Typically suppliers offer installation, commissioning and operator training as part of the purchase or as an add-on service. Warranty and spare parts/service policies vary — confirm these details with your vendor before buying.
Choose based on required speed, precision and budget: steppers are lower cost and suitable for many woodworking tasks; hybrid-servo offers improved speed/torque for heavier cuts; full servo systems provide the best high-speed precision and repeatability for demanding production or aluminum work. Discuss your production needs with the supplier to select the right package.
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