Five-axis Systerm

Five-axis Systerm

The (3+2) 5-axis system is the lowest-priced 5-axis system, and it has wide applicability, making it suitable for most 3-axis machines.

The 3+2 5-axis system is very suitable for judging whether it is necessary to transition to a true 5-axis system (structural 5-axis) based on your current machining requirements. You only need to spend a small cost to test; when the (3+2) 5-axis system is no longer sufficient, it means you need to transition to a true 5-axis (structural 5-axis) machine. We also provide structural 5-axis machines for you to choose from, supporting 5-axis simultaneous machining.

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Our five-axis system includes：

5th-axis body

Our 5th-axis body is manufactured from alloy mold steel, making it sturdy and durable.

Drive

Just like the 4th-axis system, the drive methods for the 5th axis are also: roller gear cam, worm gear drive, and DD motor drive.

Braking systems

The brakes for the 5-axis system are also divided into pneumatic brakes and hydraulic brakes.

Five-axis system

FAQ of （3+2）5-axis system

Does a Five-Axis CNC system require special CAM software?

Yes. Most Five-Axis machining applications require CAM software capable of generating multi-axis toolpaths, collision avoidance, and optimized machining strategies. The CAM software outputs NC programs compatible with the selected CNC controller.

Which languages ​​does the 5-axis system support?

Most Five-Axis CNC systems support:

ISO G-code

DIN programming

Conversational programming (depending on controller)

CAM-generated NC programs

Macro programmingUser-defined subprograms

Why are structural 5-axis machines so expensive?

The high cost of a five-axis system lies in its controller—specifically, a controller capable of five-axis simultaneous motion; currently, only a handful of manufacturers worldwide produce controllers capable of this level of functionality.

What maintenance does a Five-Axis CNC system require?

Routine maintenance includes:

Software backup

Parameter backup

Servo tuning verification

Encoder inspection

Electrical cabinet cleaning

Cooling fan maintenance

Lubrication system checks

Communication interface inspection

Alarm history review

Regular calibration