5 Axis Machines

5 axis machine: It refers to adding two rotating axis to the 3 common linear axis X, Y, and Z of a 3 axis machine.3 axis machines can only be controlled on 3 axis, namely X axis, Y axis, and Z axis, while 5 axis machines can also control the rotation angle, namely A axis and C axis. This enables the 5 axis machine to achieve more complex machining tasks, such as three-dimensional surface carving, spiral surface machining, etc.The principle of a 5 axis machine is to use a control system to control the movement of the 5 axis, thereby achieving machining. This control system generally consists of a CNC system, servo motor, encoder, etc. The servo motor is controlled through a CNC program to achieve precise movement and rotation of each axis, thereby achieving the machining of the workpiece.Overall, the principle of a 5 axis machine is to control the movement of the 5 axis through a control system, achieving the machining of the workpiece. Its high-precision and high-efficiency characteristics have made it widely used in some advanced manufacturing industries.