CNC machining centres

Optimize your production with a new 3-, 4- or 5-axis CNC machine. Junget offers CNC machining centres from Biesse.

Experience precision and performance with Biesse Rover CNC machining centres

Biesse – Rover

Italian manufacturer Biesse is a market leader in CNC machines for the panel furniture industry. The Rover CNC series is well known for its functionality and flexibility. The machines are available with 3 to 5 axes and a wide range of options, allowing you to configure a machine that matches your specific machining requirements.

Experience the machines in operation

A large number of Rover machines are already in operation in Denmark, and the Biesse showroom in Italy features a broad selection of machines from the range. Take the opportunity to see the machines in operation and explore the many available options.

Read more about the Biesse CNC machining centres

CNC machining centres for professional applications

A CNC machining centre from Junget gives you the flexibility to machine both simple surfaces and complex 3D components in materials such as wood, plastic, aluminium and composites. The machines can be equipped with features such as automatic tool changers, vacuum tables, precise measuring systems and flexible machining zones.

Whether you are looking for a space-saving solution for prototype development or a full-scale system designed for continuous production, we can tailor a machining centre to match your requirements for capacity and precision.

Everything for your CNC production

A machining centre performs best with the right accessories. At Junget, we therefore offer a wide range of tools and equipment to support efficient production. In our Danish webshop, you will find milling tools, tool holders, spare parts and other solutions that help keep your CNC production running. Below, you can explore the three most popular categories of accessories for CNC machining centres.

FAQ

What is a CNC machining centre?

A CNC machining centre is a machine in which computer-controlled tools perform multiple machining operations. These can include milling, drilling, cutting and shaping – all controlled by precise digital instructions.

How does a CNC machining centre work?

The machine receives programmed data from CAM software, which controls the precise movements of spindles and tools. This allows even complex machining tasks to be carried out automatically and with consistent quality.

What is a CNC machining centre used for?

A machining centre can be used for everything from small production runs to industrial mass production. It is used in the wood, plastic, metal and composite industries to manufacture components, furniture, prototypes and custom parts.

What are the advantages of a CNC machining centre?

The advantages include high precision, shorter production times and a high degree of flexibility. At the same time, the need for manual handling is reduced, resulting in consistent quality and greater opportunities to optimise production.

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