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5-Axis Single- and Double-Worktable Machining Center

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Northwood's 5-axis moving-table centers offer full 5-axis simultaneous motion with spindles up to 40HP and Z travel to 72 inches, driven by a FANUC 310i-B5 control. Single- and double-worktable versions are available, the latter for pendulum-style high productivity, using cast-aluminum vacuum plenums or matrix fixture tables. Optional linear encoders on all axes improve accuracy.

These specs have not yet been verified against manufacturer published data. Treat them as approximate.

Specifications

Class
panel
Work area
Not published × Not published × up to 72 (Z up to 72" / 1829mm)
Architecture
moving-table
Axes
5
Spindle
40 HP — up to 40 hp / 29.8 kW, Not published rpm, liquid-cooled, Not published brand
Tool change
ATC (position count not published)
X/Y drive
ballscrew
Z drive
ballscrew
Rails
linear guides
Motors
servo
Controller
FANUC 310i-B5
Table / hold-down
Cast-aluminum vacuum plenums or optional matrix tables (zones configurable)
Construction
Welded steel frame (American-made)
Positioning
accuracy Not published, repeatability Not published (optional linear encoders on all axes)
Origin
USA

Highlights

  • ▸Full 5-axis simultaneous machining
  • ▸up to 40HP spindle
  • ▸72" Z travel
  • ▸FANUC 310i-B5
  • ▸single or dual worktable
  • ▸optional linear encoders
  • ▸cast-aluminum vacuum plenums

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Sources: https://northwoodmachine.com/products/categories/5-axis-cnc/, https://northwoodmachine.com/products/northwood-5-axis-cnc-machining-single-worktable · Last updated 2026-07-14