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  • MAXIMA CNC Machine Comparison: Which Model Fits Your Needs?

    With 15+ years of manufacturing experience, MAXIMA CNC offers a comprehensive range. This comparison guide helps you find the perfect machine.

    MAXIMA VMC Series: Vertical Machining Centers

    Model Table Size Spindle ATC Best For
    VMC 650 650×400×400mm 8,000 RPM / 5.5kW 12 tools Prototyping, education
    VMC 850 850×500×500mm 10,000 RPM / 7.5kW 16 tools Job shops, general
    VMC 1160 1100×600×600mm 10,000 RPM / 11kW 24 tools Production, auto parts
    VMC 1890 1800×900×900mm 8,000 RPM / 15kW 32 tools Heavy industrial, molds
    MX-160 (5-Axis) 1000×500×500mm 18,000 RPM / 22kW 30 tools Aerospace, medical

    MAXIMA Lathe Series

    Model Swing Spindle Axes Best For
    SL-20 500mm 4,500 RPM / 11kW 2-axis General turning
    SL-30 760mm 3,500 RPM / 15kW 2-axis Large parts
    SL-20M 500mm 4,500 RPM / 11kW 3-axis (C) Turn-mill parts
    SL-20Y 500mm 4,500 RPM / 11kW 4-axis (Y+C) Complex parts

    Key Selection Criteria

    For Prototyping and Small Shops

    VMC 650 or VMC 850 offer excellent value with full CNC capability at an affordable price. Perfect for education, prototyping, and small job shops.

    For Production Manufacturing

    VMC 1160 with 24-tool ATC and 11kW spindle handles automotive parts, mold components, and general production with ease. Add a bar feeder or pallet changer for unattended production.

    For Heavy Industrial

    VMC 1890 with its large work envelope and 15kW spindle handles heavy-duty machining of large industrial components, mold bases, and die blocks.

    For Complex 5-Axis Parts

    MX-160 trunnion-style 5-axis machine with 18,000 RPM HSK63 spindle, 30-tool ATC, and simultaneous 5-axis capability for aerospace, medical, and precision mold-making.

    All MAXIMA Machines Include

    • FANUC / Siemens / Heidenhain controller options
    • Thermal compensation on all spindles
    • 24-month machine warranty
    • Remote diagnostics via MAX-CLOUD IoT
    • Free operator training
    • CAM post-processor development

    Why Choose MAXIMA?

    • Direct factory pricing (40-60% below European brands)
    • ISO 9001 / CE / BV certified
    • 15+ years export experience to 40+ countries
    • English/German/Spanish speaking engineers
    • Flexible payment terms (T/T, L/C)

    Get Your Personalized Recommendation

    Not sure which MAXIMA machine fits your needs? Our engineering team provides free application assessment. Request a consultation and quotation.

  • 5-Axis CNC Machines Buyer’s Guide 2025

    5-axis CNC machining represents the pinnacle of manufacturing technology. These machines can produce complex geometries in a single setup — something that would require multiple operations on traditional 3-axis machines.

    Understanding 5-Axis Machining

    A 5-axis machine adds two rotational axes (A-axis for tilting, C-axis for rotary) to the standard X, Y, Z linear axes. This allows the cutting tool to approach the workpiece from virtually any angle, enabling complex contouring, single-setup machining, and better surface finish.

    Types of 5-Axis Machines

    Tilting Head Type: The spindle head tilts while the table remains horizontal. Ideal for large heavy workpieces. MAXIMA MX-250 uses this configuration.

    Trunnion Table Type: The table tilts and rotates. Better for smaller parts with excellent accessibility. MAXIMA MX-160 features this design.

    Key Features to Evaluate

    • Axis speeds: 30-42 m/min linear, 8,000-12,000 RPM rotary
    • Positioning accuracy: ±0.002mm
    • Spindle: 18.5-37 kW, 18,000-24,000 RPM, HSK63A taper
    • ATC capacity: 30-60 tools minimum
    • Thermal compensation: Standard on all MAXIMA 5-axis machines

    Industries Benefiting Most

    Industry Key Applications
    Aerospace Turbine blades, engine components
    Medical Orthopedic implants, surgical instruments
    Mold & Die Complex mold inserts, die casting dies
    Automotive Cylinder heads, EV motor housings

    Software Requirements

    5-axis machining demands advanced CAM software: Siemens NX, Mastercam, HyperMill, or WorkNC. MAXIMA provides free post-processor development for all major CAM systems.

    Budget Considerations

    • Entry-level (3+2 axis): $80,000 – $150,000
    • Full 5-axis simultaneous: $150,000 – $500,000+

    MAXIMA 5-Axis Advantage

    As a leading Chinese CNC manufacturer, MAXIMA offers direct factory pricing, FANUC/Siemens/Heidenhain controller options, 24-month warranty, and remote diagnostics. Request a 5-axis quotation.