CNC Router, GA3-1325 Three-Process
Introduction
The GA3-1325 three-process CNC router is an engraving machine with a simple tool change component that helps minimize downtime and greatly increase production capacity. The three-process function of the router allows the machine to complete the work of three separate machines. The wood router is compatible with TYPE3, ARTCAM and UCANCAM drafting software for added convenience.
Thanks to the machine’s design mapping software, you can achieve a variety of sculpting designs, such as reliefs, shadow carvings, engravings, flat carving and cutting.
Applications
Woodworking: all kinds of doors, windows, cabinets, wooden crafts, wave board processing and furniture processing.
| Spindle | 3.0KW water-cooling |
| Rail | Taiwan HIWIN square rail (High dust, 3000 km maintenance-free, easy maintenance, lubrication-free type slide, loop fuel injection systems) |
| Control system | NC-studio (Anti-jamming capability, system stability, high precision, good finish) |
| Inverter | FULING inverter |
| driver | LEADSHINE 860H |
| Transmission | X/Y axis rack gear ; Z axis ball screw ;(high precision, high speed) |
| Limit switch | The best one in domestic |
| Cable | Trustworthy and qualified cable (anti-jamming, anti-static, with high flexibility, long-term use, not to be broken) |
| Machine bed | Thick-walled square tube welded steel body, vibration aging treatment, prolonged use of deformation, to ensure the accuracy of the overall machine bed |
| X travel | 1300mm |
| Y travel | 2500mm |
| Table size | 1800*3600mm |
| Max moving speed | 22m/min |
| Max engraving speed | 9m/min |
| Spindle speed | 24000r/min |
| Motor | Stepper motor |
| Voltage | AC380V/50Hz or as customer needing |
| Working commend | G code,F/S commend compatibility |
| Operation system | NC-studio |
| Feeding height | 200mm |
Our service
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