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The types of five axis Cnc Milling Machines mainly include the following:Vertical cradle type five axis machining center: suitable for machining small and medium-sized parts.A gantry type five axis machining center with a movable worktable: It processes various complex shapes of parts through the swinging five axis heads.Bridge type gantry five axis machining center: fast response speed, suitable for five axis machining of large parts.Horizontal swing head five axis machining center: characterized by high precision of worktable rotation, large load-bearing capacity, suitable for continuous milling of ring and box parts.Horizontal cradle type five axis machining center: fast response speed, high precision, fast machining cycle, especially suitable for boring inclined holes of small and medium-sized parts.These types are suitable for different types of parts processing based on different mechanical structures and motion modes, providing efficient and accurate processing solutions.

Five Axis Machining is a mode of CNC machining.

According to ISO regulations, when describing the motion of CNC machine tools, a right-handed Cartesian coordinate system is used; The coordinate axis parallel to the spindle is defined as the z-axis, and the rotational coordinates around the x, y, and z-axis are A, B, and C, respectively. The motion of each coordinate axis can be achieved by the worktable or the tool, but the direction is defined by the relative motion direction of the tool to the workpiece. Usually, five axis linkage refers to linear interpolation motion of any five coordinates in x, y, z, A, B, and C.

In other words, the five axes refer to the three moving axes of x, y, and z plus any two rotating axes. Compared to the common three-axis (x, y, z degrees of freedom) machining, five axis machining refers to machining parts with complex geometric shapes that require the machining tool to be able to position and connect in the five degrees of freedom.

The machine tool used for five axis machining is usually referred to as a five axis machine tool or a five axis machining center. Five axis machining is commonly used in the aerospace field to process body components, turbine components, and impellers with free-form surfaces. Five axis machine tools can process different sides of workpieces without changing their position on the machine, greatly improving the machining efficiency of prismatic parts.