Processing length 220–1500 mm, working width 45–500 mm, board thickness 12–40 mm, dual upper drill packs with 19 spindles, automatic chain feeding.

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CNC Multi-spindle Drilling Machine — structure and configuration
The top face plus the front, rear and both side faces are drilled in one clamping — no panel turnover and no second set-up.
Belt or chain feeding runs through stations P1 and P2, so one side drills while the other is loaded.
QR / barcode scanning turns MPR and DXF drawings into machining programs, so changeover needs no manual programming.
Top face plus four sides in one set-up; the bottom face is not drilled
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Vertical feed; face holes in one pass
Horizontal feed
Horizontal feed
Horizontal feed · hidden by the panel in the drawing
Horizontal feed · hidden by the panel in the drawing
Several panel turnovers, re-clamping and re-datum each time, so errors stack up
One clamping, 5 faces drilled in sequence from the same datum
The drawing is a generic isometric sketch of a panel, not to scale; arrows show the drilling direction. The actual drill-unit layout of this model is given in the specification table.
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From this model's product document (10 items)
| Processing length | 220–1500 mm |
|---|---|
| Working width | 45–500 mm |
| Board thickness | 12–40 mm |
| Upper drill packs | Dual packs, 19 spindles |
| Feeding mode | Automatic chain feeding |
| Rear horizontal drill | Taiwan-imported horizontal pack, independently controllable spindles |
| Clamping | Roller clamping |
| Programming | MPR/DXF import, 2D/barcode scan to generate programs |
| Unloading | Automatic unloading and stacking |
| Dimensions | 3650 × 3550 × 2000 mm |
Note: the figures above come from this model's specification sheet; the machine manual or the configuration sheet confirmed by our sales engineer prevails.
Scan a label or call up the program — four steps per batch
Note: the sequence follows the usual order on CNC models; the machine manual prevails.
Typical work for this machine type
Five-face holes and side bores in cabinet panels
Scan-to-run flexible processing of one-off panels
Multi-face holes in sides, shelves and doors
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