CNC cutting table Mikron

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Aeronaut's new Mikron cutter sets the benchmark for entry level automated cutting systems. It's also tough as old boots. The Mikron is Aeronaut's latest cutter and while it costs about the same as other entry level cutters on the market, the Mikron is a rugged industrial strength machine. The Mikron is as tough as old boots built to Aeronaut's exacting standards withoutcompromising anything in speed, accuracy, industrial strength, long life and performance unlike any low-cost cutter you've seen before. A quick look at the Mikron tells the story Unlike other low-cost cutters, the Mikron is fast, accurate, powerful and very low maintenance. And unlike other low-cost cutters, the Mikron isbuilt from CNC machined billet aluminium, precision anodised aluminum extrusions, stainless steel and engineering grade plasticand features quality motors, bearings, electronics and pneumatics. Unlike other low-cost cutters, the Mikron's motion controller is a stand-alone unit connected to the PC via a USB cable. This means that the cutter is independent of the computer. Aeronaut cutters have a very long working life and it doesn't make sense to tie a cutter to a PC which may be obsolete within a few years and which in any case is the cheapest and least reliable link in the chain. The Mikron also uses stand-alone electronics to drive the motors. In the unlikely event of a drive failure, you only need to replace the one low-cost unit, not the entire control board.