Forward Signs (Toronto) has installed a MultiCam 3000 Series CNC Router with automatic tool changing for aluminum cutting and production of signs and channel letters. The company was founded in 1986 and caters to local businesses, but also has clients across Canada and the U.S.
Steven Qian, Production Coordinator, Forward Signs, with the MultiCam 3000 Series Router.
Its 50,000-square-foot facility produces a huge array of products including 3D signs, banners, canopies, channel letters, construction signs, cut-out letters, metal cladding, menu boxes, pylon signs, retrofit lighting, sign boxes, specialty items, way-finding signs and wall murals.
The company won four awards in 2012 from The Sign Association of Canada including Premier Awards in the Neon Signs, Monument Signs and Engraved Signs & Images categories, as well as an Award of Merit in the Way-Finding Systems category.
MultiCam’s 3000 Series CNC routers have standard features associated with more expensive machines. The all-steel, moving-gantry design allows machining of large parts while maintaining a small, space-saving footprint. The ATC (Automatic Tool Change) option gives users exceptional flexibility. Designed for a wide range of medium-duty panel processing applications, the machines are ideal for companies looking for both value and high-performance in a CNC router.
Other standard features include 25mm linear ball bearing profile rails for maximum stiffness, user-friendly operator interface, high-speed three-axis motion control, 12 MB memory with unlimited file size transfer capabilities, two-phase digital brushless, synchronous electric motors or Eclipse brushless, optional AC servo system and automatic tool calibration.
Source: Graphic Arts Magazine
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Wow! That machine is nice. It is great that our technology now has great innovations that can give us wonderful items like those mentioned above. I hope they can share photos of their work.