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CNC 5-Axis Brush Machines


5-Axis machines are the most flexible ones, they can drill holes and tuft filaments at angles, actually, they can make almost all the brushes made by 2-axis, 3-axis and 4-axis machines. To improve work efficiency, you might consider selecting a 5-axis 3-head integrated machine (with two drilling heads and a tufting head) or a 5-axis 5-head integrated machine (with three drilling heads and two tufting heads). After watching the videos below, if you have any further question, please do not hesitate to leave us a message, we'll be really glad to get back to you asap.


Looking for brush equipment to make wood brooms? In most cases, 5-axis machines are just used to make wood brooms, ball-type toilet brushes and other brushes with holes inclining to four different directions. Send us the pictures of the brooms you want to make right now, we are eager to hear from you, it'll be our pleasure to advise you whether a 5-axis machine is needed or not.

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Basically a CNC machine runs on a program fed to it.

The program consists of precise instructions about the manufacturing methodology as well as the movements.

For example, what tool is to be used, at what speed, what is to be fed, to move from which point to which point in what path, all these instructions are given.

Since the program is the controlling point for production, the machine becomes versatile and can be used for any part.

All the functions of an CNC machine tool are therefore controlled electronically, hydraulically or pneumatically.

For CNC machine tools, one or more of the following functions may be automatic:

1) Starting and stopping the spindle (axis) of the machine.

2) Controlling the speed of spindle.

3) Positioning the tool tip at desired locations and guiding it along. Desired paths by automatic control of the motion of slides.

4) Controlling the rate of movement of the tool tip (i.e. feed rate)

5) Changing tools in the spindle.