Compact milling machine ROLAND MODELA MDX-40A is designed to create realistic models, working prototypes, molds. The main advantages of ROLAND MODELA MDX-40A : Simple machine control from a computer; An optional rotary axis expands the capabilities of the MDX-40A. The fourth axis allows circular processing of the material, eliminating the need to rotate it by hand; The precision spindle limits internal vibration, making it possible to produce prototypes with a high level of detail. Main areas of application: An excellent value for money device works with a wide range of plastics; Typical materials: ABS polymers, POM, polyurethane, resins (for modeling, expanded polystyrene), wood and its substitutes, gypsum, acrylic; The milling machine supports NC and G-code programming languages. Specifications: Processed material: Polymers such as wood pulp and modeling wax (not metals); Movement along the X, Y and Z axes: 305 (X) x 305 (Y) x 105 (Z) mm; Distance from the collet tip to the table: Maximum 123 mm; Table size: 305 (W) x 305 (D) mm; Loading weight: 4 kg; XYZ axis travel drive: stepper motor; Rotation speed: XY axis: 7 - 3000 mm / s; Z-axis: 7 - 1800 mm / sec; Software tolerance: NC: 0.001 mm / step; RML-1: 0.01mm / step; Mechanical resolution: 0.002mm / step (microstepping); Motor: Brushless DC motor, maximum 100W; Spindle speed: 4500 - 15000 rpm; Clamping chuck for tools: Collet chuck; Interface: USB * 1 (Compatible with Universal Serial Bus 1.1); Control command language: Codes NC, RML-1; Power requirements: AC 100 to 240 V ± 10%, 2.1 A; 50/60 Hz; Power Consumption: Approx. 210 W; Noise level: No load operation - 56 dB (A) or less; Standby - 42 dB (A) or less; Dimensions: 669 (W) x 760 (D) x 554 (H) mm; Weight: 65 kg; Environment: Temperature: 5 - 40 ° C; Humidity: 35 - 80% (non-condensing). What's in the box: ROLAND MODELA MDX-40A Power cord; USB cable; Collet chuck (ZC-23-6); Z0 sensor; Hex wrench; Hex screwdrivers; Wrenches; CD with software package; CD with SRP Player; User's manual; SRP Player Installation and Configuration Guide