Vertical milling machine//The spindle axis of the vertical CNC milling machine is perpendicular to the horizontal plane. It is the most common layout form among CNC milling machines and has the widest application range. Among them, three-axis linkage milling machines are the most common. Vertical CNC milling machines are mainly used for surface processing in the horizontal plane. After adding a CNC dividing head, curved grooves can be processed on the cylindrical surface.

Horizontal milling machine//It is mainly used for various surface processing in the vertical plane. After configuring a universal CNC turntable, it can also process the continuous rotation contour on the side of the workpiece, and can process the four surfaces of the box parts after one installation. Usually, four-axis or five-axis machining is achieved by adding a CNC turntable.Capable of Producing Sophisticated Workpiece Configurations
Accommodates larger parts Components in Many Instances.
The spindle axis direction of the vertical and horizontal dual-purpose CNC milling machine can be changed, and it can be used for both vertical and horizontal machining, with a wider range of applications and stronger functions. If a CNC universal spindle is used (the spindle head can be changed in any direction), the workpiece surface can be machined at various angles to the horizontal plane; if a CNC rotary table is used, the workpiece can also be machined on five sides except the positioning surface.

Advanced Multi-Axis CNC Milling Capabilities
Our state-of-the-art Multi-Axis CNC milling machine offers unparalleled versatility and precision, enabling cuts at numerous angles and movements along multiple axes. This advanced machinery greatly expands the range of possible machining operations, ensuring high-quality outcomes.
4-Axis and 5-Axis Milling Machines for Complex Shapes
For machining intricate and complex shapes, such as impellers for ships and aircraft propellers, we rely on the more advanced forms of CNC milling - the 4-axis and 5-axis machines. These machines are often utilized for prototyping tasks, where precision and accuracy are paramount. With these machines, the cutting tools can be positioned at various angles during the cutting process, ensuring smoother and more efficient machining.
The integration of these multi-axis milling capabilities into our operations allows us to meet the demands of even the most challenging machining projects. Whether it's prototyping, mass production, or anything else, we have the tools and expertise to deliver exceptional results.