CNC Router Is Speedier & Smoother with Cutting Edge Motion Control

 March 17, 2022

 

MC CNC Router is Speedier Smoother Yaskawa 1 400

Application Spotlight: The CAMaster Cobra CNC router was created to set a new industry standard for the speed of its motion path and the smooth cut of the finished product. Two advancements in automated motion control contribute to this achievement. Yaskawa’s Sigma-7 servo systems and an MP3300iec machine controller are engineered to integrate existing G-code into consistently smooth and rapid motion. @CAMaster CNC Users can control this capability with Yaskawa Compass, a software package that allows CNC machine designers to easily customize their user interface and add their own advanced programming features. 

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