Taking place at the Royal Air Force Museum, the event will allow visitors to see demonstrations of the new AXYZ Infinite multipurpose CNC routing/cutting system and the latest edition to the firm’s range of waterjet cutting machines.
According to the firm, since the launch of Infinite the machine has set a new benchmark for machine configurability, flexibility and price-to-performance capability.
The Infinite series is available with process areas up to 3,270mm-wide by 15m-long and is suited to a range of applications from sign-making and fabrication, to print finishing and general woodworking.
The small-format A-0612 waterjet cutting machine was first introduced by the firm in May 2019 as a smaller and more compact version of the larger-format X-Series.
AXYZ says the machine offers a solution for the processing of materials that traditional CNC routing/cutting machines cannot handle effectively.
The open house event takes place at the Royal Air Force Museum at the former Hendon Aerodrome site in Grahame Park Way, Edgware, from 10am until 4pm, October 9th.
AXYZ’s management team and application specialists will be on-hand with technical advice for potential and existing customers.
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