CNC Factory’s Driverless CNC machine debuts in Charlotte
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Robotic loading eliminates the heavy lifting and technicians never need to touch the panels.

CHARLOTTE:  CNC Factory said they will proudly launch their 2019 new “driverless” Python XPR at the Cabinets & Closets Conference & Expo/Wood Pro Expo at the Charlotte Convention Center March 6-8, booth 531. The new 2019 Python requires “no heavy lifting” with auto loading and unloading, and it offers:                                   

  • spoil board self cleaning
  • hands free robotic labeling and printing
  • laser measuring for critically precise depth-cutting
  • part marking for post production processes such as edgebanding and fastener inserting.

“The time of dedicated CNC operators is a thing of the past,” Chris Corrales, owner and director of operations of CNC Factory says. “The Python does all the thinking for the user. With these labor-saving and time-saving features, the 2019 Python XPR lets the operator push a button and collect the finished labeled and marked product. That’s it!”  Many of the new features for the 2019 Python XPR were inspired by the increase in human errors, and added labor in preparing parts for post production processes such as edgebanding, fastener inserting and part labeling. “The features of the Python XPR make operators look like rock stars!” Corrales adds.

“As woodshops produce more functional and intricate finished products, smart manufacturers will stay ahead of the curve to facilitate these processes, so there is no extra burden on the operator,” Corrales says. “That is why woodshops buy CNCs, to produce better products and to make them faster, without wearing out their employees—or the need to hire dedicated CNC operators.  What used to take three employees working under pressure, now takes only one, with ample time to perform post production accurately.”   


The 2019 Python XPR is produced in the USA at CNC Factory’s Santa Ana facility.  With auto loading and unloading it sells for $74,000. The machine is able to add printing and labeling, marking, and laser measuring during or after the machine's purchase.

CNC Factory's Chris Corrales will demonstrate the 2019 Python XPR at Cabinets & Closets/Wood Pro Expo Charlotte.


Receive FREE tickets to Cabinets & Closets Expo and Wood Pro Expo with your online registration from CNC Factory. Go to CCCE/WPE's web site to register and  use code: CNCFact19 at check out.
About the Python XPR Fully loaded with the latest 3rd generation robotics, auto labeling, printing and component marking, the Python XPR sends cut parts directly to the conveyor. The technician never needs to touch the panels. This CNC powerhouse is designed for speed and profitability also features:

  • On screen vacuum controls
  • 12 HP HSD Air Cooled Spindle
  • 12 Tool Rapid Fire Rotary Tool Changer
  • On Board Label Printing Option
  • Laser Height Measuring Option
  • Drill Block Options
  • Dual Layer, High Flow Vacuum System
  • Able to work 40 sheets with a push of a button!
  • No Human errors or heavy lifting

The Cabinets & Closets Conference & Expo is an annual event featuring a full-day conference, plant tour, and exposition, and is dedicated to home remodeling professionals specializing in building kitchen cabinets, closets, and other home storage designs. The Cabinets & Closets Conference and Expo will co-locate with Wood Pro Expo, which is held bi-annually in Charlotte.

                                                                                                                                            
 

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Harry Urban is the retired publisher of the Woodworking Network. Urban spent more than 30 years working in business-to-business publishing, trade shows, and conferences. He has travelled extensively throughout North America and overseas visiting and reporting on major manufacturing facilities and trade shows. In retirement, he's still following the woodworking industry, but he plans to do a lot more fishing.