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How to Select CNC Side-Hole and Component-Processing Equipment

Do not choose CNC side-hole or component-processing equipment from spindle or axis count alone. Start with the workpiece, required operations, material, dimensions, tooling and processing sequence. Those inputs determine which product page is relevant for a configuration discussion.

Start with the workpiece and process

The current CNC Side Hole Drills category contains equipment for several workflows. Use the stated application on each page as a routing guide, not as a promise that any machine suits every component.

Check the documented working envelope

Compare the required workpiece travel with the stated machine page before requesting a quotation. The figures below are transcribed from current product pages; confirm the final configuration with the drawing and actual process requirement.

Product Documented X / Y / Z working stroke Stated workflow
CKZ-350 2800 / 50 / 50 mm Panel-furniture side holes and connectors
CKZ-380B 2800 / 120 / 50 mm Panel-furniture side holes and horizontal holes
CKZ-380D 2800 / 120 / 50 mm Hardware fittings, connectors, slots and handles
KHM-610 3050 / 120 / 70 mm Door, wall and cabinet drilling and milling
SM3100 2800 / 150 / 100 mm Solid-wood mortising
MSJ-2800 2800 / 150 / 70 mm Door locks, closers and hinges

Prepare a usable configuration brief

Provide a representative drawing or sample, material, workpiece dimensions, required operations, processing sequence, tooling requirement and required output. This helps verify the relevant configuration rather than selecting from a headline specification.

For solid-wood mortising requirements, see the four-spindle mortising machine buyer guide. For this product group, return to the CNC Side Hole Drills category and open the product page matching the stated process.

FAQ

Should axis or spindle count decide the machine by itself?

No. Start with the workpiece and required process, then verify travel, material, tooling, process sequence and final configuration.

Can the listed working strokes be used as a final quotation?

No. They are the documented values on the current product pages. Confirm the final configuration against the drawing and actual processing requirement.

What should be supplied for a configuration discussion?

Provide a drawing or representative sample, material, dimensions, required operations, processing sequence, tooling requirement and desired output.


Need help matching a workflow to a machine page? Contact Wood Machinery Network with the workpiece information above.