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Innovator CNC Router
AXYZ Tailored Router Solutions
Signmaking Hardware
The Innovator is a compact and powerful router, perfect for workspaces where floor space is limited. The machine is pre-wired to allow other options and cutting devices to be installed on the machine without the costly expense of retro-fitting devices down the road.
FEATURES:
- Available in two sizes - 1.2 x 1.2 m (4 x 4 ft) or 1.5 x 2.4 m (5 x 8 ft)
- Exclusive enclosed three position tool changer option
- A solid steel frame with cast gantry legs for added rigidity
- Integrated servo motors for smooth motion and high traversing speeds
- Premium helical racks offering a new level of cut quality
Additional Information
Video - AXYZ InnovatorContact Information
Phone: 800-361-3408
Email:
enquiries@axyz.com
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