Accord 25 FXM

Artisan and bespoke woodworkers use the machine for precision inlays, decorative relief carving, and curved component profiling on solid hardwoods. The 5-axis electrospindle and up to 24,000 rpm rotation enable fine surface finishes on detail work, while the 12-position head magazine keeps specialized bits (ballnose, V-groove, core box) ready for rapid design iterations without setup downtime.

Large-format panel work (MDF, plywood, composites) benefits from the machine's extended working dimensions and dual spindle architecture: the 15 kW 3/4-axis spindle handles aggressive panel facing while the 12 kW 5-axis spindle manages edge detail and compound angle cuts on the same part. Nine configurable work area options allow producers to optimize table layouts for material utilization and changeover speed across batch sizes from 20 to 200+ panels.

The Accord 25 FXM executes complete cabinet component machining in single setups: edge profiling, pocket routing, hinge boring, and adjustable shelf hole arrays on panels up to 6170 mm length. The 32-position tool magazine and 5-axis spindle eliminate tool changes between profile operations and drilling sequences, enabling production runs of 50+ cabinet carcasses per shift with repeatable ±0.1 mm tolerances on critical mating surfaces.

Custom door frames, window components, and structural architectural elements benefit from the Accord 25 FXM's configurable work envelope (up to 6170×2120 mm) and 5-axis capability for compound angles and decorative profiling. The 56-position tool magazine supports multi-material runs—mixing hardwoods, MDF, and engineered panels—without manual tool library changes, critical for batch millwork with tight lead times.

The machine excels at producing cabinet sides, shelves, and framings with integrated edge profiling and dowel boring in a single setup. Using the 15 kW spindle and up to 30 drilling positions, operators can achieve 24,000 rpm cuts for veneer-free edge profiles and simultaneous dowel holes for assembly—eliminating secondary boring operations and reducing labour for job runs of 50–500 units per design.

Mid-volume furniture manufacturers producing chair frames, table bases, and decorative components use the Accord 25 FXM for simultaneous multi-surface machining: curved leg profiling, joint pocket creation, and through-hole drilling in single cycles. Working areas up to 4970×2120 mm accommodate typical furniture blanks, and the integrated drilling spindle array reduces cycle time by 30-40% versus sequential operations on conventional 3-axis machines.

The machine supports nesting workflows for panel furniture and flat-pack designs, routing multiple components per substrate with integrated edge banding profile cuts and drilling for hardware mounting (hinges, handles, shelving pins). The 60 m/min XY speed and automated tool carousel reduce cycle time per component, enabling economical production of 1,000+ units monthly for commercial furniture manufacturers.

Custom door frames, window components, and architectural trim production benefit from the machine's ability to machine complex 3D geometries on solid wood and engineered blanks without flipping. The 60 m/min X-Y axis speed and 12 kW 5-axis spindle handle decorative profiling, mortise cutting, and detail work on architectural profiles with finished surface quality eliminating sanding on critical show faces.