Advanced CNC machining centre with double drilling head that reduces drilling cycles by 70% compared to other machining centres. Designed for efficient routing, drilling, and edgebanding operations on solid wood elements.
The Morbidelli M220F is a high-performance CNC machining centre engineered for comprehensive woodworking operations including routing, drilling, and edgebanding on panel and solid wood materials. It combines a primary routing unit with independent multi-spindle drilling capability, delivering simultaneous multi-point processing across large workpiece footprints. The machine features up to 34 independent vertical and 22 independent horizontal drilling spindles operating at 8000 rpm, enabling parallel hole processing that eliminates sequential drilling cycles—a critical efficiency gain for high-volume production. The primary routing spindle delivers 15 kW (20.5 hp) at 24,000 rpm, while an auxiliary routing unit (4.5 kW at 18,000 rpm) supports secondary operations. Tool capacity reaches 60 places on the automatic changer, and vectorial speed ranges from 56 m/min (Pro-Space configuration) to 78 m/min (Pro-Speed), accommodating both precision work and throughput optimization. Three working area options (3110×1620, 3710×1620, or 5510×1620 mm) scale production from mid-size to full-panel operations. The M220F is positioned for medium to industrial woodworking facilities processing high volumes of cabinet components, furniture panels, and architectural millwork where drilling and edge preparation represent significant production bottlenecks. Its dual-axis blade units (0–90° rotation, 6000 rpm) enable edge profiling without tool changes, reducing setup times on complex geometries. This machine class typically serves shops running 2–3 shift operations with annual throughputs in the thousands of components. Compared to standard single-spindle routing centres, the M220F's multi-spindle drilling architecture reduces total cycle time by 70% on drilling-heavy operations, making it particularly competitive against sequential machining workflows common in traditional cabinet shops scaling to industrial production.
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