5 axis machining center usually are provided in 3 axis capabilities featuring x axis (table movement side to side), Y axis (table movement towards and away from operator or column) and Z axis (spindle movement into workpiece), in addition to 2 axes of part rotation both in tilt and radial orientation. These machines many times have trunion rotaries that are built into the frame of the machine. Other times a standard vertical with a 2 axis rotary is bolted onto the table. One other design is where the vertical milling spindle tilts and rotates, rather than the workpiece.

Fryer Machine offers 3 different series of 5 axis machines. These series are available in multiple size ranges, with custom configurations and innovative control features. This incredible flexibility to handle a wide range of 5 axis applications is why Fryer is fast becoming the leader in 5 axis technology.

Iverson & Company sales representation in IL

• U-UniversalLine
• High-Performance Machining-Center for 3,4 or 5-axis applications
• U3 = 3-axis version with fixed table
• U4 = 4-axis version with big rotary table D=560mm as 4th axis
• U5 = 5-axis version wwith rotary/tilting table as 4./5. axis
• Siemens 840D SolutionLine with new SHOP-MILL 7.x
• Heidenhain TNC620
• 5-axis simultanious machining optionally available
• best access to working-area due to two big front/side doors
• 32/55 tools as standard with fast double-arm toolchanger
• minimized floor-space, extended X-stroke 1520mm available for 5-axis and fixed table in same working area

Iverson & Company sales representation in IL, IN and WI