i2R CNC in Brooklyn, N.Y. has launched a new line of small-format 3-axis CNC machines.
The new line is built on a steel frame and features a 1-hp, 220-volt, 3-phase spindle powered by a 110-volt variable frequency drive.
“This gives users the benefits of a 3-phase motor that can be plugged into a standard 115-volt household outlet,” the company explained in a statement.
For more, visit www.i2rcnc.com.
Harvey Industries, a manufacturer of woodworking machinery sold in 105 countries, has entered the U.S. market with the T40 Turbo lathe.
Next Wave Automation is presenting its new CNC Shark HD5, a small format machine that uses a 2-1/4 router to carve or machine wood, soft metals, composites or plastics, at AWFS.
The market for these innovative and affordable machines keeps expanding, along with their capabilities
Next Wave Automation introduces an entirely new version of its flagship, small-format model, the CNC Shark II.
A desktop CNC router is an entry-level machine that is relatively inexpensive, physically quite small, and offers a user-friendly introduction to computer aided design (CAD) and machining (CAM).
Techno introduces the new HD II 2136 tabletop CNC router, a compact version of a full-scale CNC system that can be implemented in a production environment or educational setting, according to the company.
AXYZ International has released several new products available as options on many of the company’s CNC routers.
Bantam Tools, a hardware and software company focused on digital fabrication, offers the Desktop CNC Milling Machine for making parts and prototypes out of wood, aluminum, brass, steel, plastics and more.
Next Wave Automation has unveiled the Shark II, a redesign of the company’s small-format CNC router.
