What are the differences between a panel saw and an engraving machine

What are the differences between a panel saw and an engraving machine

Release date :2018-06-15 Browse times:2494


Since the era of Industry 4.0, "customization" has become a frequently mentioned term in the industry. The popularity of furniture customization has led to the rapid development of the increasing popularity of CNC panel saws. The CNC panel saw is an intelligent panel furniture cutting equipment. The accompanying layout software can be used to achieve functions such as online design, presentation of 3D renderings, one-click order splitting, layout optimization, and automatic hole arrangement. Equipped with a vacuum adsorption tabletop, it can complete the three processes of drilling, slotting and material cutting in one loading, greatly improving the processing efficiency. Moreover, by installing various-shaped patterned knives, the function of an engraving machine can be fully realized, allowing for the creation of cabinet doors and wooden door designs, which is even better than that of an engraving machine.





Therefore, there is overlapping functionality between slab-cutting machines and engraving machines. Additionally, these two types of equipment look quite similar at first glance. However, due to their different focuses, there are significant differences between them in terms of market price, bed structure, and technical requirements.

Firstly, in terms of price, traditional single-head engraving machines and multi-process engraving machines are approximately 20,000 yuan cheaper than corresponding slab-cutting machine equipment. This price is a rough estimate, as the market price of slab-cutting machines varies greatly with different configurations. The higher price of slab-cutting machines is mainly because, compared to engraving machines, they generally have a higher overall configuration. The bed weight of slab-cutting machines is half to one times heavier than that of engraving machines. Moreover, slab-cutting machines mostly choose 1.5-tooth or 2-tooth racks, and 25mm or 30mm guides, which are one grade higher than those of engraving machines. In terms of brand selection, they are also more cautious and superior (specific brands will not be mentioned to avoid advertising; if needed, contact the editor privately). All of this is to meet the performance requirements of slab-cut