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These devices are frequently used in production areas that demand precise cutting, including metallurgy, woodworking, sign making, plastics, and others. Because the workpiece is usually positioned on a flat cutting table and the cutting tool (such as a router, plasma torch, or laser) moves over the material in many axes to complete the cut, these CNC machines are known as "table" machines.
Steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and other electrically conductive materials can be cut by plasma cutting, which uses an accelerated stream of hot plasma.

Types of Langye Table CNC Cutting Machine Wholesale

TMG Table Model High-speed Precision CNC Plasma Cutting Machine
TMG Table Model High-speed Precision CNC Plasma Cutting Machine
One type of CNC plasma cutting machine or laser that is quick and accurate is the TMG series. A specialized piece of industrial machinery for precise metal cutting is the TMG Table Model High-speed Precision CNC Plasma Cutting Machine. It automates the plasma cutting process using CNC (Computer Numerical Control) technology, providing fast and precise cuts for a range of materials, including stainless steel, aluminum, and steel.
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Small Desktop CNC Plasma Cutting Machine
Small Desktop CNC Plasma Cutting Machine
A small desktop CNC plasma cutting machine is a computer-controlled, portable device that uses a plasma torch to cut a variety of materials, including metal sheets. It is frequently employed for hobbyist work, small-scale fabrication, and prototyping. These devices are perfect for companies or individuals with little space or funds because they may be placed on a desktop or in tiny workshops. The Minicut-4400 Table Model CNC Plasma Cutting Machine is a modern cutting device that is controlled by computer software.
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How Do I Create a Cutting Program?

  • 1 Designing in CAD Software

    First, you need to create your design using CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software. This involves drawing the shapes, lines, and features of the part you want to cut. Popular CAD software options include AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and Fusion 360. Ensure your design is accurate and meets the specifications required for your project.

  • 2 Generating Tool Paths in CAM Software

    Once your design is complete, import it into CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing) software. The CAM software will convert your CAD design into tool paths, which are the specific routes the cutting tool will follow. This step involves setting parameters such as cutting speed, tool type, and depth of cut. The CAM software then generates the G-code, a language that CNC machines understand.

  • 3 Uploading G-Code to the CNC Machine

    After generating the G-code, the next step is to upload it to the CNC machine’s controller. This can be done via a USB drive, network connection, or directly from the CAM software if it supports direct communication with the CNC machine. Ensure the machine is properly set up with the correct material and cutting tool before starting the program.

  • 4 Running a Test Cut

    Before executing the full cutting program, it’s advisable to run a test cut or a dry run without material to ensure that the tool paths are correct and there are no errors in the G-code. This helps to prevent any potential issues that could damage the machine or waste material.

  • 5 Monitoring the Cutting Process

    Once the test cut is successful, you can proceed with the actual cutting. Monitor the process closely to ensure everything is running smoothly. Make adjustments as needed based on the real-time performance and feedback from the machine. This step ensures the final product meets the desired quality and specifications.

What Materials Can Be Cut with a Table CNC Cutting Machine?


Metals, Woods, Plastics, Composites and so on.

Table CNC cutting machines are highly versatile and capable of cutting a wide range of materials, making them suitable for various industrial and fabrication applications. These machines can efficiently cut metals such as steel, aluminum, and copper, which are commonly used in manufacturing and construction. Additionally, they can handle different types of wood, from softwoods like pine to hardwoods like oak, making them ideal for woodworking projects. Plastics, including acrylic, PVC, and polycarbonate, can also be precisely cut, which is useful for creating custom parts and prototypes. Furthermore, table CNC cutting machines can cut composites, which are materials made from two or more constituent materials with different physical or chemical properties. This includes materials like fiberglass and carbon fiber, often used in aerospace and automotive industries. Lastly, some CNC machines are equipped to cut softer materials like foam and rubber, which are used in packaging, insulation, and gasket manufacturing. The specific cutting capabilities depend on the type of cutting tool used, such as plasma torches, laser heads, water jets, or mechanical routers, each suited for different materials and thicknesses. This versatility makes table CNC cutting machines an invaluable tool in a wide array of industries.

What Materials Can Be Cut with a Table CNC Cutting Machine?

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