F5 CCD Series CNC Router with CCD Camera
In stock: F5-2040-8 CCD
- CCD camera reads register marks and cuts printed boards to contour
- Four bed sizes, from 1300 × 2500 mm to 2070 × 4000 mm
- XINGDUOWEI control with built-in camera recognition
- 8-station tool magazine at the rear, automatic tool-setting probe
- 9 kW (12 hp) air-cooled ER32 spindle, ISO30 taper, 24,000 rpm
- 6 or 8 vacuum zones with T-slots; Becker 5.5 kW pump, 250 m³/h
CNC router with a CCD camera for register-mark contour cutting, in four bed sizes up to 2070 × 4000 mm, with an 8-station tool changer and a 9 kW spindle.
Request a quote- CNC routing
- Wood & MDF
- Acrylic
- Furniture
- Signage & advertising
Configurations
| Configuration | Differences | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| F5-1325-8 CCDOn request | Working area: 1300 × 2500 × 200 mm · Vacuum zones: 6 | On request |
| F5-1530-8 CCDOn request | Working area: 1525 × 3050 × 200 mm · Vacuum zones: 6 | On request |
| F5-2030-8 CCDOn request | Working area: 2070 × 3050 × 200 mm · Vacuum zones: 8 | On request |
| F5-2040-8 CCDIn stock | Working area: 2070 × 4000 × 200 mm · Vacuum zones: 8 | In stock |
About this machine
F5 CCD Series CNC Router with CCD Camera
This version of the F5 router carries a CCD camera over the working area. Printed boards are laid on the table carrying register marks; the camera finds those marks and the control adjusts the cutting path to the sheet as it actually lies, rather than to nominal coordinates. That is what allows a printed graphic to be cut to its own contour, which is the usual requirement in signage and display work where printing happens before cutting.
The F5 CCD is built in the same four bed sizes as the rest of the range: 1300 × 2500 mm (F5-1325 CCD), 1525 × 3050 mm (F5-1530 CCD), 2070 × 3050 mm (F5-2030 CCD) and 2070 × 4000 mm (F5-2040 CCD), each with 200 mm of Z travel and 70 mm of material clearance under the gantry. Control is by a XINGDUOWEI CNC, which runs the camera recognition itself, so no separate vision software is needed.
The spindle is a 9 kW (12 hp) air-cooled electrospindle turning at up to 24,000 rpm, with an ER32 collet in an ISO30 taper, for cutters up to 16 mm in diameter and 150 mm long. Tools come from an 8-station magazine mounted at the rear of the machine, and an automatic tool-setting probe measures each tool tip against the workpiece, so depths stay consistent from one tool to the next.
Underneath, the mechanical base is the same as the rest of the F5 range. The frame is welded from 6 mm steel tube, with a gantry of bent steel plate, stress-relieved by vibration ageing and sandblasted. X and Y run on module-2 helical racks with planetary gearboxes and Leadshine 1500 W servo motors, Z on a TBI ball screw, along 30 mm (Y) and 25 mm (X, Z) linear guides with automatic lubrication. Rapid traverse is 60 / 60 / 15 m/min on X / Y / Z, with a working feed of 3 to 20 m/min depending on cutter and material.
The vacuum table has six zones on the two smaller sizes and eight on the two larger ones, with T-slots for mechanical clamps and 2 + 3 locating pins. A Becker dry-running vacuum pump of 5.5 kW supplies 250 m³/h, and a 5.5 kW twin-bag collector removes chips and dust through a 150 mm port. The machine runs on three-phase 380 V (220 V on request) with 26 kW installed in total. Automatic loading and unloading, automatic labelling, a pressing roller, a drilling block and an oscillating knife are available as options. It suits print and signage producers who cut printed rigid board to contour, and shops that also run plain panel work in MDF, chipboard and HDF.
Applications
- Contour cutting of printed rigid boards in advertising production
- Cutting printed acrylic, PVC foam board and ACP to register marks
- Cutting and routing MDF, chipboard and HDF panels
- Drilling, rebating and engraving with probe referencing
- Sign and display panel manufacture
Technical specifications
Dimension drawing2
Working area
- Working area (X × Y × Z)
- 1300 × 2500 × 200 (F5-1325 CCD), 1525 × 3050 × 200 (F5-1530 CCD), 2070 × 3050 × 200 (F5-2030 CCD), 2070 × 4000 × 200 (F5-2040 CCD) mm
- Material clearance under the gantry
- 70 mm
- Table
- Vacuum table with T-slots: 6 zones (F5-1325, F5-1530), 8 zones (F5-2030, F5-2040)
- Sheet positioning
- 2 + 3 locating pins
Tooling & heads
- Tool magazine (ATC)
- 8 stations, rear-mounted
- Spindle motor power
- 9 (12 hp), air-cooled kW
- Spindle speed
- 24,000 rpm
- Tool holding
- ER32 collet, ISO30 taper
- Maximum tool size
- Ø 16 mm, 150 mm long
- Tool setting
- Automatic tool-setting probe
Drive & mechanics
- Frame
- Welded 6 mm steel tube, gantry of bent steel plate; vibration stress relief, sandblasted
- X / Y drive
- Helical rack, module 2, with planetary gearboxes
- Z drive
- TBI ball screw
- Linear guides
- 30 mm (Y), 25 mm (X, Z)
- Servo motors
- Leadshine, 1500 W
- Rapid traverse X / Y / Z
- 60 / 60 / 15 m/min
- Working feed
- 3–20, depending on cutter and material m/min
- Working accuracy / repeatability
- 0.05 / 0.02 mm
- Lubrication
- Automatic
- Limit switches
- Omron (Japan)
- Vacuum pump
- Becker (Germany), 5.5 kW, 250 m³/h, dry running
- Dust collector
- Twin-bag, 5.5 kW, 150 mm port
Software & control
- CNC control
- XINGDUOWEI
- Positioning system
- CCD camera — register mark recognition and automatic contour cutting, run by the CNC control
Power & environment
- Power supply
- 3-phase 380 V; 3-phase 220 V on request
- Total installed power
- 26 (machine 15, vacuum pump 5.5, dust collector 5.5) kW
- Inverter
- Fuling, 11 kW
- Electrical components
- Schneider (France)
- Electrical cabinet
- Free-standing, separate from the machine
- Compressed air
- 0.6–0.8 MPa, 8 mm hose
- Operating temperature
- 0–40 °C
- Noise level in operation
- 82–90 dB
Features
- Optional equipment
- Automatic loading and unloading, automatic labelling, pressing roller, drilling block, oscillating knife
Specifications, images and descriptions are provided for general guidance and may change without notice. Configurations, performance figures and supplied items can vary by production batch and market. The binding specification, scope of supply and terms are those set out in the written quotation we issue for your order.
Application details
Recommended for
CNC router with a CCD camera for register-mark contour cutting, in four bed sizes up to 2070 × 4000 mm, with an 8-station tool changer and a 9 kW spindle.
Frequently asked questions
What does the CCD camera do?
It reads register marks printed on the board. The XINGDUOWEI control adjusts the cutting path to the sheet as it actually lies on the table, rather than to nominal coordinates, so a printed graphic is cut to its own contour. Recognition runs in the CNC control itself, so no separate vision software is needed. That is the usual requirement in signage and display work, where printing happens before cutting.
Which jobs is it for?
Contour cutting of printed rigid boards in advertising production, sign and display panel manufacture, and plain panel work in MDF, chipboard and HDF, including drilling, rebating and engraving with probe referencing. It suits print and signage producers who cut printed board to contour and also run ordinary panel jobs.
Which bed sizes are available?
Four: 1300 × 2500 mm (F5-1325 CCD), 1525 × 3050 mm (F5-1530 CCD), 2070 × 3050 mm (F5-2030 CCD) and 2070 × 4000 mm (F5-2040 CCD), all with 200 mm of Z travel. Camera, spindle, tool changer and control are the same; the vacuum table has six zones on the two smaller sizes and eight on the two larger ones. Send us the board sizes you print on and we will recommend the bed.
How does this differ from the F5 with the 12-station changer?
This version adds the CCD camera for register-mark contour cutting, is controlled by a XINGDUOWEI CNC instead of the Syntec 63CA, and carries an 8-station tool magazine at the rear of the machine instead of the 12-station magazine under the gantry. The mechanical base is the same as the rest of the F5 range: a 9 kW (12 hp) ER32 spindle at 24,000 rpm, the welded steel frame, helical rack drive and the vacuum table with six or eight zones.
How are tools changed and set?
From an 8-station magazine mounted at the rear of the machine. An automatic tool-setting probe measures each tool tip against the workpiece, so depths stay consistent from one tool to the next. Tools are held in an ER32 collet in an ISO30 taper, up to 16 mm in diameter and 150 mm long.
How is the work held and the dust removed?
The vacuum table has six zones on the two smaller sizes and eight on the two larger ones, so hold-down is concentrated where the work is; T-slots take clamps where vacuum is not enough, and 2 + 3 locating pins square the board. A Becker dry-running 5.5 kW pump supplies 250 m³/h, and a 5.5 kW twin-bag collector removes chips and dust through a 150 mm port.
Can we add automatic loading later?
Yes. The machine is pre-arranged for automatic loading and unloading as a plug-and-play addition, so a feeding cell can follow later. Automatic labelling, a pressing roller, a drilling block and an oscillating knife are also available as options. Ask us and we will quote them separately.
What does the machine need on site?
A three-phase 380 V supply (220 V on request) for 26 kW installed in total: 15 kW for the machine, 5.5 kW for the vacuum pump and 5.5 kW for the dust collector. Compressed air at 0.6–0.8 MPa is needed, and the dust collector connects through a 150 mm port. The electrical cabinet stands separately from the machine. Send us your workshop layout and we will confirm the site requirements with your quote.