HITECH ATC spindle:
Syntec control system:
Carousel servo tools magazine:
Automatic calibrator:
Ball screw for Z axis:
cylinder position:
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Carousel ATC CNC machining center is designed for our Mozambique customer with customized machine color to make cabinet doors.
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