Product Category: CNC Wood
Product Sub Category: CNC Wood
Product Brand: Glory Tech Laser
X-axis: Left–right movement
Y-axis: Front–back movement
Z-axis: Up–down movement
A-axis: Rotation around the X-axis
B-axis: Rotation around the Y-axis
C-axis: Rotation around the Z-axis
A typical 5-axis machine uses any two of the three rotational axes (A, B, or C) in addition to X, Y, and Z.
Made from cast iron or polymer concrete for rigidity and vibration damping.
High structural stability ensures precision during high-speed machining.
Enables rotation of the workpiece or spindle.
Can be table-mounted (tilting table) or spindle-mounted (swivel head).
High-speed motorized spindle (often 10,000–30,000 RPM).
Supports various cutting tools such as end mills, ball mills, and face mills.
Advanced controllers (Siemens, FANUC, Heidenhain, etc.).
Handles complex tool paths, kinematics, collision detection, and interpolation.
Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) with capacity ranging from 20 to 100+ tools.
Reduces downtime and supports multi-operation machining.
Flood coolant, mist cooling, or through-spindle coolant.
Maintains tool life and surface quality.
CAD Design
A 3D model is created using CAD software.
CAM Programming
CAM software generates complex 5-axis tool paths, defining tool orientation and movement.
Post-Processing
Tool paths are converted into machine-specific G-code.
Simultaneous Machining
All five axes move together, allowing the cutting tool to maintain the optimal angle to the surface.
Finished Component
Complex parts are produced with high accuracy, often in a single setup.
Both rotary axes are on the table.
High rigidity and accuracy.
Limited workpiece size.
One rotary axis on the head, one on the table.
Most common and versatile design.
Both rotary axes on the spindle head.
Suitable for large or heavy workpieces.
Reduced repositioning errors.
Better surface finish and tighter tolerances.
Complex parts machined in one setup.
Less fixturing and alignment work.
Undercuts, deep cavities, curved and organic surfaces.
Ideal for free-form and sculpted parts.
Optimal cutting angles reduce tool wear.
Shorter tools can be used, minimizing vibration.
Fewer setups, faster cycle times, less manual intervention.
Turbine blades, impellers, structural components.
Engine parts, molds, dies, performance components.
Orthopedic implants, dental components, surgical tools.
Injection molds, forging dies, complex cavities.
Precision housings, aerospace-grade components.
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