Woodworking ATC CNC Router
The same ATC platform with a 2000×4000 mm table for larger sheets and full-height door panels.
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4×8 ft ATC Router
Linear ATC CNC Wood Router 1325
The 1300 by 2500 mm sheet is the format most workshops buy their board in, and it is the format this machine is built around. A 9 kW automatic tool change spindle, a 10-station linear magazine and a combination vacuum and T-slot table let a nested job be engraved, cut, milled, grooved and hollowed in one automated sequence — without an operator stopping the machine to swap a cutter.
1300×2500mmWorking area
9.0kWATC spindle
10Tool stations
80,000mm/minMaximum rapid
Positioning
A 4×8 ATC Router Without the Compromise
Automatic tool change is often the feature that pushes a router out of reach. This machine puts it on the standard 4 by 8 foot platform, using the same spindle, magazine and drive set as the larger models.
- Standard sheet formatA 1300 by 2500 mm working area matches the 4 by 8 foot board that panel and signage shops buy in, so cutting layouts already suit the bed.
- Real automatic tool changeA 9 kW ATC spindle and a 10-station linear magazine change cutters from the program, with a disc magazine available as an option.
- Batch-ready buildSteel construction with side supports and a HIWIN or THK rail set, sized for continuous batch production rather than occasional use.
- Two clamping methodsVacuum and T-slot working on one table, so sheet material and solid stock both run on the same machine.
Signature Diagram
Vacuum and T-Slot on One Bed
Two clamping systems in one table. Which one you use follows directly from the material on the bed.
1300×2500mmWorking area
200mmStandard Z travel
80,000mm/minMaximum rapid
2500kgGross weight
Vacuum Clamping
For nested sheet work. Vacuum suction holds full panels flat and evenly across the bed, so thin boards do not lift or chatter, and the whole sheet can be released and changed in seconds. Suction cups can be repositioned quickly for different panel sizes.
T-Slot Clamping
For solid parts, thicker blocks and jigs that cannot be held by suction. Standard T-slot clamps and a machined aluminium T-slot plate give a rigid mechanical hold, so heavy cutting on solid stock is secure without vacuum pumps running.
Technical Data
1325 Linear ATC Technical Data
Transcribed from the machine parameter table.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| X and Y travel | 1300 × 2500 mm (4 × 8 ft); options 2000 × 3000 mm, 1500 × 3000 mm, 2000 × 4000 mm |
| Z travel | 200 mm; options 300 / 400 / 500 / 600 mm |
| Spindle | 9.0 kW ATC, 24,000 rpm, ISO30, ER32 |
| Tool magazine | 10-station linear ATC; disc magazine option |
| Automatic push-off | Available as an option |
| Axis motors | YAKO servo motors |
| Reducer | Japanese Shimpo reducer |
| X and Y drive | Helical rack and pinion |
| Z drive | High-precision ball screw |
| Guideways | HIWIN / THK linear rails and blocks |
| Body structure | Cast steel table structure with side supports |
| Table | Combination vacuum and T-slot table, aluminium T-slot plate |
| Voltage | 220V or 380V, 50–60 Hz three phase |
| Command language | G code and M code |
| Control | DHTN; options Syntec / SIEMENS / DSP |
| Lubrication | Automatic |
| Tool setting | Automatic tool sensor |
| Dust extraction | 3.0 kW dual-bag system |
| Collets | ISO30, 4 / 6 / 1/8 / 1/9 in |
| Maximum rapid | 80,000 mm/min |
| Maximum machining speed | 45,000 mm/min |
| Repeatability | ±0.04 mm / 300 mm |
| Machining accuracy | ±0.03 mm / 300 mm |
| Gross weight | 2500 kg |
Table size, Z travel, magazine type and control system are confirmed before production, and the automatic push-off device is an option. Design files from Type3, Ucancam, Artcam, Alphacam, Vectric, EnRoute, Mastercam and Cabinet Vision are supported.
Signature Diagram
How an ATC Router Cuts Without Stopping
Four steps replace what would otherwise be an operator, a spanner and a lost ten minutes per tool change.
01
Collect the Cutter
The program calls the next tool. The spindle moves to the linear magazine and picks it up from its numbered position.
02
Return the Last One
The previous cutter is placed back in its own station, so the magazine stays organised and every offset stays valid.
03
Machine the Operation
Engraving, cutting, milling, grooving or hollowing runs at the speed and feed stored for that tool.
04
Repeat to the End
The sequence continues until the part is complete, so the whole nested job runs unattended from one sheet to the next.
A
Independent Magazine
The tool magazine is separate from the spindle, so tool positions do not depend on the head position.
B
Program-Controlled Change
Every change is commanded by the job program, which keeps the sequence consistent between operators and shifts.
C
Disc Magazine Option
A disc magazine can be fitted instead of the linear unit where floor space or tool layout makes it the better choice.
Applications
Panel Furniture, Moulds and Signage
Work where the sheet format fits the bed and the tool list fits the magazine.
01
Panel & Furniture Work
Large panel engraving, solid wood furniture, solid wood artistic lettering and carved components.
02
Doors & Cabinets
MDF paint-free door engraving, cabinet door and window carving produced from nested sheets.
03
Moulds & Patterns
Wooden patterns, aviation patterns, propellers and automotive foam models carved from board.
04
Signage & Advertising
Acrylic, two-colour plate, PVC, ABS and aluminium composite engraving and cutting, plus signs and badges.
05
Craft & Gift Work
Gifts, ornaments, wooden toys, metal relief work and copper and aluminium lettering.
06
Instruments & Packaging
Pattern engraving for musical instruments, and cutting and processing of plastic and timber for packaging.
Ordering & Support
Ordering Notes for the 1325
What is fixed, what can be changed and what to confirm before the build starts.
Table Size
Standard 1300 by 2500 mm, with larger working areas available where the sheet or the part demands it.
Magazine Type
10-station linear magazine as standard, with a disc magazine available as an alternative.
Warranty
Two-year warranty on main components, with remote engineering support for the life of the machine.
Commissioning
Video commissioning and operator training, with English documentation and the software settings for your parts.
- Automatic push-offOptional device that clears finished parts from the bed without stopping the cycle.
- Tooling packageCollets, cutters and clamping consumables can be included in the same shipment.
- Volume termsVolume terms are agreed per order against quantity and destination.
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FAQ
1325 Linear ATC CNC Router Questions
Working area and cost. The 1325 works a 1300 by 2500 mm sheet, which is the standard 4 by 8 foot panel that most cabinet and signage workshops buy their board in, and it uses the same 9 kW ATC spindle, 10-station linear magazine and drive system as the larger machines. It is the value-focused way onto an automatic tool change platform.
It removes the manual tool change from the middle of the cycle. The machine picks up each cutter from the 10-station linear magazine, machines its operation, returns it and picks up the next one, all from the program. Engraving, cutting, milling, grooving and hollowing are completed in a single automated sequence instead of a series of stopped and restarted steps.
The table provides both vacuum clamping and T-slots. Vacuum holds large flat panels firmly and evenly, which is what a nested sheet job needs, while the T-slots allow mechanical clamps for solid parts, jigs and thicker blocks that vacuum cannot grip. One machine therefore handles both sheet material and solid stock without a separate fixture.
X and Y use helical rack and pinion, Z uses a high-precision ball screw, and the axes run on HIWIN or THK linear rails, driven by YAKO servo motors with a Japanese Shimpo reducer. The standard control is DHTN, with Syntec, SIEMENS and DSP also available. G code and M code are supported.
Wood and board stock including plywood, softwood, hardwood, MDF and particle board; plastics such as acrylic, ABS, HDPE, PVC and UHMW; stone and ceramics; soft metals including aluminium, brass, copper and low carbon steel; and composite panels. The tooling and feeds are matched to the material on the machine program.
Standard builds ship in 15 to 30 working days after deposit, with customised table sizes or control configurations taking 30 to 45 working days. Main components carry a two-year warranty, and production capacity is 30 sets per month. Volume terms are agreed per order.