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5‑axis milling
The milling head machines prints and elements made of other materials to final dimensions – on the same machine, after a quick working tool change. A typical application is finishing moulds and models made of foamed polystyrene: printing gives a shape close to the target, and milling gives a smooth surface and accurate dimensions.
- Version
- Standard

Tool capabilities


Final dimensions
Machining a print with allowance to final dimensions and tolerances.
Smooth surface
Mould working surface ready for laminating.
Other materials
Machining elements made of other materials – also without prior printing.
Printing and machining in one
Printing and milling on one machine – after a quick tool change.

Machining tool
5‑axis milling head
Tool design
- C axis – rotation
- A axis – tilt
- HSK-63F spindle
- Milling tool
- Local Z axis
Features
- two rotary axes A and C – machining of undercuts and radii
- automatic tool clamping
- ceramic bearings, lubricated for life
- spindle cooling with compressed air
- tool clamping and spindle speed sensors
| Standard | |
|---|---|
| Local Z axis | vertical axis, 1 m travel |
| Local Z-axis speed | up to 200 mm/s |
| Spindle power S1 / S6 | 5 / 7 kW |
| Torque S1 / S6 | 4 / 5.6 Nm |
| Spindle speed | up to 24,000 rpm |
| Tool holder | HSK‑63F |
| A / C axis range | ±130° / ±180° |
| Tool change | manual |
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