LEADWELL V-22IR VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

This CNC machine features a workspace with dimensions of 20.1 inches on both the X and Z axes and 16.5 inches on the Y axis, providing a volumetric envelope suitable for a variety of machining tasks. The attached table measures 15.7 inches in width and 23.6 inches in length, supporting flexible positioning of workpieces. The machine operates under Computer Numerical Control (CNC), utilizing a microcontroller-based CNC controller that interprets G-code and M-code instructions to precisely direct the motion of the cutting tool along the three principal axes. The CNC controller converts programmed instructions into coordinated electrical signals to control servo or stepper motors, enabling automated, repeatable, and accurate tool movement while monitoring feedback from encoders for real-time error correction. This results in high precision and surface finish quality, with axes interpolated for smooth, multi-axis motion and coordinated spindle control for depth (Z-axis). Integrated CNC controls oversee not only axis movement but auxiliary functions such as tool changes, coolant flow, spindle operation, and safety interlocks. The system supports complex machining processes through program execution derived from CAD/CAM software, with motion control algorithms delivering consistent tool paths within the defined 3D envelope. The closed-loop feedback mechanism ensures dimensional consistency and compensates for mechanical deviations during machining, enabling efficient production of intricate parts with minimal operator intervention. This combination of dimensional capabilities and CNC control makes the machine well-suited for diverse manufacturing requirements including milling, drilling, and routing operations.