MultiCam Made in USA

5000 Series

5000 Series CNC Router

The 5000 Series is MultiCam's heavy-duty router, built on an all-steel gusseted welded frame and aimed at large sheets and pendulum work in wood, plastics, aluminium and composites. Spindles go up to 20 HP, and options include a 12-position gantry-mounted tool carousel, knife heads, a 5 x 5 gang drill bank and 12 in or 16 in Z clearance. It runs on brushless digital AC servo drives and is operated through MultiCam's EZ Control interface and EZ G-Code software.

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Specifications

Working area
50 x 50 in (127 x 127 cm) to 120 x 242 in (305 x 615 cm)
Spindle
13.4, 16 or 20 HP; 7.5 HP HSD collet spindle listed as an option
Cut speed
Up to 1,600 IPM
Rapid traverse
3,000 IPM (76 m/min)
Repeatability
0.001 in (0.025 mm)
Tool changer
Optional gantry-mounted 12-position rotary tool carousel
Z-axis clearance
12 in or 16 in options
Drilling
Optional 5 x 5 gang drill bank
Drives
Brushless digital AC servo drives, high-torque precision gearboxes
Control
MultiCam EZ Control interface, EZ G-Code software

Manufacturer data. Options and exact configuration are confirmed in your quote.

Where it fits

The 5000 Series suits a shop cutting large sheets or doing pendulum-style production runs in wood, plastics, aluminum or composites, where the all-steel gusseted frame and spindles up to 20 HP handle heavier, more continuous work than a benchtop router. Working areas from 50 x 50 in up to 120 x 242 in let a shop size the table to its largest typical panel or nested layout, and the optional 12-position tool carousel and 5 x 5 gang drill bank suit a shop running varied parts without constant tool changes. A small shop cutting only occasional small parts would find this machine oversized for its needs.

Confirm before you order

  • Confirm current standard Z-axis clearance and vacuum table configuration with MultiCam, since the page does not publish them
  • Check regional availability of specific spindle and tool changer options before quoting
  • Verify machine weight and rigging access, since MultiCam does not publish a figure