Naming conventions for CNC machine tool models vary significantly among manufacturers. Mainstream models can be categorized based on different criteria; the following are common classifications and representative models:
Classification by Structure and Number of Axes
Vertical Machining Centers
Representative models: VMC series, 650, 850, 1060
Key features: The Model 650 typically has a travel range of 650×500×500mm, suitable for small-to-medium precision milling.
Horizontal Machining Centers
Representative models: HMC series
Key features: Standardized with large-capacity tool magazines; suitable for the batch processing of heavy box-type components.
Five-Axis Simultaneous Machining Centers
Representative models: UG series, Jingdiao JDMR400, Taqun T-V320UA
Key features: Capable of high-precision machining of complex curved surfaces, such as aerospace turbine blades.
Classification by Function and Series
Huazhong CNC Series
Representative models: HNC-8 series, HNC-808 series, HNC-21/22 series
Key features: The HNC-8 series focuses on high-precision five-axis machining, while the 808 series offers an economical, high-value-for-money option.
Specialized Machining Equipment
Representative models: DK77 series (high-speed wire-cut EDM machines), W12 series (all-servo CNC four-roll plate bending machines)
Key features: Designed for specialized wire-cut EDM and metal sheet rolling/forming applications, respectively.
General-Purpose Lathes
Representative models: CJK6130, CAK5085, CA6140, 6150
Key features: In the CJK6130 model, "C" stands for lathe and "6" indicates a horizontal configuration; these are suitable for machining various specifications of rotational parts.
