CNC ROUTER

Hot Sale CNC ROUTER Only USD $11.200.00 Good condition and ready to use, come with 1 year warranty. A CNC router specification outlines a machine’s physical workspace, cutting power, movement speed, and mechanical components. Common sizes range from small desktop models .

SPECIFICATIONS
Work Area 1300 x 2500 x 300mm
Accuracy +/- 0.03mm
Table Surface Doble Layer Vacuum ( 6 zone )
Collets ER32 ( 4 Head )
Vacuum Pump
Tool Probe Setter
Vise Included
Frame Welded Structure
Max Rapid Travel Rate 33000mm/min
Max Working Speed 25000mm/min
Voltage 230V 3 Phase
Gross Weight 2800 Kg

• Desktop / Hobby: Ranges from 12″ x 12″ (30×30 cm) to 24″ x 36″ (60×90 cm). Z-axis clearance is usually restricted to 2.5″ to 4″.
• Mid-Range / Small Shop: Commonly 4′ x 4′ (120×120 cm) or 4′ x 8′ (120×240 cm).
• Industrial Production: Standard industrial sheet sizes such as 5′ x 10′ (150×300 cm) up to large format beds, with Z-axis travel reaching 8″ to 12″ or more. 

• Power: Hobby machines use 300W to 1.5 kW spindles or standard handheld trim routers. Industrial machines utilize heavy-duty 3.0 kW to 9.0 kW (up to 12 HP+) electro-spindles. 
• Speed: Typically ranges from 6,000 to 24,000 RPM, though some high-speed spindles reach 30,000 RPM.
• Cooling: Entry-level options use air cooling, while high-end or heavy-workload variants use liquid/water cooling systems. 
• Collet Size: Primarily ER11 or ER16 for hobbyists (1/8” to 1/4” shanks) and ER20 or ER32 for industrial bits (up to 1/2” or 20mm shanks).

• Drive Mechanisms:

• • Belts: Common in entry-level machines for speed, though they lack rigidity for harder materials.
  • Lead Screws / Ball Screws: Ball screws offer much higher positional accuracy and torque, essential for heavy wood or soft metal cutting.
  • Rack & Pinion: Used on the X and Y axes of large-format industrial tables to maintain high speeds over long distances. 

• Motors: Stepper motors are the standard for hobby and mid-tier setups. High-speed, high-precision industrial lines upgrade to closed-loop Servo motors to prevent skipped steps. 
• Linear Guides: Budget units use round orbits or V-wheels, while professional machines implement heavy-duty square linear guide rails (e.g., Hiwin).

• Structural Material: Extruded aluminum frames are standard for portable desktop models. Commercial machines rely on cast iron beds or heavy-wall welded tubular steel gantries treated for vibration resistance. 
• Table Type: Hobby tables feature Aluminum T-slots for mechanical clamping. Industrial configurations feature high-power Vacuum Tables split into zones to secure large sheets instantly without clamps