PBR SR-3 CN Wood CNC machining centre Verified seller

Machining center for milling and drilling of all types of panels. A machine consisting of a group of milling and group of vertical, horizontal drills and grooving disc. Tables type fastening parts suckers.
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The machining center SR-3CN is a machine, powerful flexible, small and medium enterprises, designed to carry out all kinds of machining and drills used in the furniture industry fits very well. Equipped with a powerful and reliable numerical control with real control of the 3 axes (X-Y-Z), the programming is done directly on a personal computer (PC) in the machine. It has floppy disk and high capacity hard drive for storage of parts designed by the user. The machine incorporates a very powerful CAD program very easy to use, the machine could be used and programmed by personnel without specific preparation for this type of machine. Equipped with multi-spindle head 9 vertical axes one is horizontal double outlet for conducting holes on the sides and optionally group router X. sense workbenches feature simple pneumatic positioning system in order to perform the adjustments very quickly and easily. The suction cups are interchangeable in a very simple and fast. All machine axes are equipped with prismatic guides with recirculating ball bearings, spindle bearings are nuts, all of high precision. The machine is equipped with servo motors Brushlles maintenance type that allows a very high positioning accuracy at high speeds. The machine is equipped with a group of milling with high frequency motor and static frequency converter, the engine speed is carried out linearly between 1000 and 2400 rpm. The machine is designed to comply with CE standards of safety in machinery, including safety mats working in front of the machine.

• Length of axis X: 2,500 mm
• Width of axis Y: 800 mm
• Main motor power: 5.5 HP
• Power drill Group: 3 HP
• Vacuum pump: 50 m3 / h
• Drills vertical axis X 8
• Drills horizontal axis: 1 + 1
• X-axis router disc
• 5-bar mobile work
• Year: 2008