TTC6050 CNC Router Machine, Desktop Engraving Machine 600x500mm Working Area, 500W Spindle, 3-Axis CNC Engraving & Laser Cutting for Wood, Metal, Acrylic, Aluminum, with ER11 Collet & Touch Screen
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- 500W Spindle and Multi-Material CompatibilityStandard equipped with a 500W high-performance spindle, supporting optional upgrades to 800W/2000W/3000W. Spindle speeds reach 8000-30000 RPM. Paired with an ER11 chuck (supporting 0.5-6mm tools), it effortlessly handles precision engraving and cutting of diverse materials including solid wood, acrylic, carbon fiber, aluminum, copper, and even stainless steel.
- High-Precision Structure & Professional Drive SystemFeatures a high-rigidity aluminum alloy main frame paired with C7-grade ball screws and linear guide transmission systems. X/Y-axis positioning accuracy reaches 0.01mm, Z-axis precision hits 0.0025mm, with overall engraving accuracy of 0.05mm. Maximum engraving speed of 5000mm/min ensures efficient processing and flawless detail reproduction.
- Intelligent GRBL Control & User-Friendly OperationCoreed with the open-source GRBL control system, it supports both CNC engraving and laser modules without flashing. Equipped with a 3.5-inch resistive touchscreen, it enables intuitive operation for motion control, speed adjustment, tool setting, laser/CNC switching, and supports eight languages. Compatible with mainstream software like Artcam and Fusion360, it handles .nc and .Gcode file formats.
- Comprehensive Safety Certifications & Expandable FeaturesThe device holds multiple international safety certifications including CE/ROHS/FCC. Built-in infrared sensors and microswitch limiters enhance operational safety. The controller offers extensive interfaces supporting external accessories like a fourth axis, laser head, and air pump. It also features built-in Wi-Fi 2.4G and TF card offline operation to meet diverse creative needs.
- Large Working Area & Ready-to-Use PackagingOffers a spacious 600x500x100mm (23.6x19.6x3.9") effective working area. The package includes the machine body, a 500W spindle, multiple engraving tools (pointed cutter, flat-bottomed milling cutter, chamfering cutter), clamping plate, and PP test engraving material. Ready to use out of the box, it enables quick setup for DIY enthusiasts, educational institutions, and small studios alike.
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TTC6050 CNC Router Machine, 600x500mm Working Area, 500W Spindle, GRBL Control, 3-Axis CNC Engraving & Laser Cutting for Wood, Metal, Acrylic, Aluminum, with ER11 Collet & Touch Screen
Brand: Twotrees
Material: Aluminum
Item Weight: 39.92 Kilograms
Maximum Rotational Speed: 30000 RPM
Base Type: Plunge
Brand: Twotrees
Material: Aluminum
Item Weight: 39.92 Kilograms
Maximum Rotational Speed: 30000 RPM
Base Type: Plunge
Battery Description: Corded electric
Product Dimensions: 31.9 x 30.2 x 20.8 inches
Item Weight: 87.8 pounds
Manufacturer: Twotrees
Item model number: TTC6050
Batteries required: No
Battery type: Corded electric
Included Components: Assembly Kit
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