The two sites are situated near Wolverhampton and in North London, the aim being to cater to visitors across the UK, from the North and Midlands as well as the South of England.

The RAF sites have proved popular in the past, says the company, not only because they allow regional accessibility, but because of the interesting artefacts contained within the museums themselves on show alongside the routing technology. The company suggests that if sign-makers are currently considering investment in a new CNC router or wanting to upgrade a machine, this would be an ideal time to check out what’s on offer.

Both shows will display and demonstrate AXYZ’s latest products and accessories available to sign-makers, showing the potential for expansion and business enhancement. On the table, AXYZ promises, will be a heavy-duty Pacer 4008 which runs at 50m/min and an AXYZ 4010 router, which has a routing spindle, 7G ATC (Automatic Tool Change) facility, a knife and compatible AVS (AXYZ Vision System) that greatly enhances the accuracy and versatility of the machine.

There will also be a CNCRoutershop section which will demonstrate the latest tooling and spare parts that complement the CNC routing, engraving and cutting systems AXYZ supplies, as well as all other manufacturers across the globe.

The two open days will run on November 5th and 19th in the Cosford, Shropshire and North London RAF museum sites respectively and the AXYZ asks that visitors contact them to register.

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