CNC machines are an essential tool in plastic recycling factories for cutting and carving products with high accuracy.

This CNC machine has a work area of 120×120 cm and is made with a hollow 50×50 frame and support aluminium profile. It uses a 1.5 Kw spindle with water cooling and operates on an electrical voltage of 220V. The motor used is Nema 23, and the machine is controlled by the DSP A11 system which allows for completely offline use. With its ability to cut and carve plastic sheets, wood, and metal using CAD drawing, this CNC machine is a valuable addition to any plastic recycling factory looking to create high-precision products.

Precision Cutting for Recycled Plastics—Clean Edges, Repeatable Parts

A dependable CNC router that turns your pressed plastic boards into accurate, ready-to-assemble components—plus clean engraving and drilling for fixtures, molds, and product details.

What it does (in plain steps)

1. Loads & secures your sheet (recycled plastic, wood, or soft metal) with clamps or vacuum hold-down.
2. Runs your CAD/CAM toolpaths offline via a handheld controller—no PC tether or internet required.
3. Cuts, engraves, and drills with stable spindle control for clean edges and consistent dimensions.
4. Nests parts efficiently so you get more yield from every board and less waste on the floor.

Why it helps

• High accuracy, clean finish — Tight tolerances and smooth edges mean faster assembly and less sanding.
• Production-ready workflow — Import drawings, nest parts, press START; repeatable cycles keep lead times predictable.
• Offline control — Run jobs directly from the controller/USB; ideal for shop floors with limited connectivity.
• Made for plastics — Feeds/speeds and tool options that minimize melting, burring, and chipping on recycled sheets.
• Versatile materials — Recycled plastic boards, wood, and soft metals (e.g., aluminum, brass) with proper tooling.

Typical outputs

• Product parts: panels, brackets, tiles, edges, handles, furniture elements.
• Tooling: jigs, fixtures, and simple molds for your line.
• Branding: surface engraving, recesses for logos, inlays, and textures.
• Drilling & profiling: clean holes, countersinks, and contour cuts ready for assembly.

Where it fits in your line

Shredder → Washer → Dryer → Sheet Press → CNC → (Finishing/Assembly) Cut consistent parts directly from your pressed boards—tighten quality and shorten total cycle time.

Good practice (to elevate quality)

• Tooling for plastics: sharp single-flute or O-flute bits, appropriate chiploads to avoid heat-build.
• Hold-down strategy: vacuum or clamps + tabs/onion-skin to prevent part movement on small pieces.
• Dust/chip management: extraction improves finish and keeps the shop safe/clean.
• CAM habits: dog-bone corners for slot fit, climb-cut passes for edge quality, ramp/peck entries to reduce marks.
• Safety: eye/ear protection, secure workholding, dry run for new jobs.

Operator experience

• Clear, offline controller menus and job previews reduce errors.
• Repeatable presets for common materials (PP/PE boards, plywood, aluminum) help new operators succeed quickly.
• Rigid frame and guided motion keep cuts consistent across the whole work area.