1325c CNC Wood Router, 3.5 Kw

Features:

• Work Area:
  • Size: Typically, the “1325” designation refers to a work area of 1300mm x 2500mm (about 51″ x 98″), offering ample space for a wide range of woodworking projects.
• Spindle Power:
  • Motor: The router is equipped with a 3.5 kW (approximately 4.7 horsepower) spindle motor, providing substantial power for cutting and carving various types of wood, including hardwoods and softwoods.
• Precision and Accuracy:
  • Axis Movement: The CNC router features precise control over the X, Y, and Z axes, usually with a resolution of 0.01mm or better. This ensures high accuracy in cutting and engraving.
• Build Quality:
  • Frame: The router often has a robust frame made from steel or aluminum, providing stability and reducing vibrations, which contributes to better precision and durability.
• Control System:
  • Interface: It typically comes with a user-friendly control interface, which may include a touchscreen or a computer interface for ease of operation and programming.
• Software Compatibility:
  • Software: Compatible with various CAD/CAM software programs that help in designing and generating the G-code needed for the router to perform tasks.
• Additional Features:
  • Vacuum Table: Some models come with a vacuum table for securing workpieces, improving stability during operations.
  • Tool Changing System: Automatic tool changers may be available, allowing for efficient switching between different tools without manual intervention.
• Applications:
  • Ideal for creating intricate wood carvings, custom furniture parts, cabinetry, signs, and more. It’s suitable for both professional woodworking shops and serious hobbyists.

Benefits:

• Versatility: Capable of handling a variety of woodworking tasks, including detailed engraving and large-scale cutting.
• Efficiency: The powerful spindle motor ensures faster and cleaner cuts, reducing machining time.
• Precision: High accuracy and repeatability make it suitable for detailed and complex designs.

Considerations:

• Setup and Maintenance: Proper setup and routine maintenance are crucial to keep the machine in optimal working condition.
• Training: Users might require some training to get accustomed to the CNC software and operation.