5-AXIS CNC MACHINE LINEUPEnhance Your WorkU-Series5-Axis CNC MachinesOne important advantage of 5-axis trunnion table machining centers is their efficient design. An integrated trunnion table rather than merely mounting a trunnion table on a 3-axis milling machine and calling it a 5-axis machine. In comparison to the add-on table configuration, the integrated trunnion table design offers better clearance in Z.Read MoreDCX Series 5-Axis CNC MachinesCustomers that wanted larger machines for aerospace and energy parts and already knew Hurco's worth led to the creation of the DCX Series of Double Column CNC machining centers. With the robust Hurco control, our 2-, 3-, and 4-meter VMCs are the largest machine tools on the market.SRT Series 5-Axis CNC MachinesOne of the many benefits of the SRTi line of 5-axis CNC machines is their design, which incorporates a swivel head and a C-axis rotary torque table flush with the surface and embedded in the machine table. Because you may use the extra table area for supplementary operations or 3-axis CNC work, the machine table's generous size maximises adaptability. An A-axis rotary add-on, a conventional machine table, and a swivel head are included in the SW variant of this setup.VC Series 5-Axis CNC MachinesExcellent undercutting ability is offered by the B-axis, which has a complete 110° in positive and negative directions. Static and dynamic Finite Element Analysis (FEA) was used to optimise a single, solid piece of cast iron frame. Shorter tools can be used to cut smaller items thanks to this universal 5-axis arrangement. With a conventional A-axis trunnion, the tools approach the workpiece from behind the trunnion for cutting smaller parts. This implies that the operator must use longer tools for clearance while operating smaller 5-Axis items on larger machines. Because a B-axis trunnion tilts around the Y-axis, interference is significantly less likely to occur because the tool is always approaching the part from a safe angle.