machines de métallurgie et de métallurgie g code plasma cnc machine de découpe

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Condition: Nouveau
Voltage: AC380V/50HZ
Rated Power: 4.5KW
Dimension(L*W*H): 2100mm*3300mm*1500mm
Poids: 1500 kg
Certification: CE
1 année de garantie
Service après-vente fourni: Ingénieurs disponibles pour entretenir des machines à l'étranger
working area: 1500mm*3000mm*200mm
Puissance du plasma: 60A 100A 160A 200A
Transmission system: Cylindrical Linear guide Rack driving
Motor: Stepper motor
Control system: Ncstudio/DSP/START
Sensor THC function: Available
working table: blade table with steel welding

PRODUCT FEATURES

1. La machine est entièrement soudée en tant que structure en acier sans soudure. Structure stable et longue durée de vie
2. Configuration élevée, vitesse de coupe élevée et précision.
3.Auto ARC starting. Steady performance.
4.Control system: DSP handset control, with USB interface.
5. File format: G-code
7. Suitable Software: ARTCUT, Type3, ArtCAM. Beihang Haier.
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FAQ

1.What is CNC routing?
CNC Routing is a manufacturing process by which a router is controlled by a computer to cut a sheet of material. CNC stands for computer numerical control. Computer conrolled movement of the machine is based on the Cartesian coordinate system (X, Y, Z) allowing for three dimensional shaping.
A CNC router is similar to a plotter which moves a pen across a surface along the X and Y axes to create a drawing. But a CNC router moves a cutting tool across a large table along the X and Y axes as well as up and down along the Z axis. This allows the router to create pocket cuts into the material.
The cutting tool looks like a drill bit, but unlike a drill bit a router is designed to cut from the sides as well as the tip. The router, also referred to as a spindle, is the motor that spins the cutter.

2.How much will CNC routing my design cost?
The cost is determined by the complexity of your design and the material type and thickness you've chosen.
The CNC cuts materials at a range of speeds and as a rule it takes longer to cut thicker materials. As a general rule of thumb, the more lines your design has, the more it will cost to make.