ATC CNC routers with a linear tool magazine — automatic tool change so one program can cut, drill, groove and profile without a manual bit swap. $8,900 – $21,000 typical factory range.
An ATC CNC router is a machine with a linear tool magazine (gantry-mounted or rear-fixed). The magazine swaps cutters mid-program so drilling, grooving, routing and profiling finish in one setup. Buy this series when the tool list — not a single nesting bit — sets the cycle.
Typical jobs include advertising and exhibition cutting (acrylic, PVC foam, KT, ACM), cabinet-door programs (drill, groove and profile), and mixed-batch panels that need several tools on the same sheet. Materials are the sheets those jobs use: plastics and composites, MDF, particleboard, plywood, thermofoil and laminated door skins. (Full-sheet kitchen and wardrobe nesting belongs on cabinet CNC routers — those machines include ATC so the nest can cut, drill and groove; shops that still change tools by hand stay on woodworking CNC routers; angled or cylindrical carving steps up to 4-axis or 5-axis CNC routers.)
The standard 4×8 ft format is the IMCR-ATC1325 (1300×2500 mm) featuring a zoned vacuum table, while 1530, 2030, and custom sizes share the same linear magazine architecture. These industrial machines integrate a PC-based CNC controller (Syntec or LNC), closed-loop AC servos, and a 9.0 kW air-cooled ATC spindle paired with an 8 to 16-slot linear magazine. Handheld DSP controllers are reserved for entry-level woodworking CNC routers. Bed dimensions, magazine capacity, spindle specs, servo systems, pneumatic positioning pins, tool sensors, and regional operating voltages (220V/380V/440V, 50/60 Hz) are fully customizable to the factory.
Drilling, grooving and profiling in one setup — typical ATC work on cabinet doors. Door-focused machines in this series follow the same magazine layout.
1 model
$8,900 – $21,000
The IMCR-ATC1325 is a 1325 (1300×2500 mm / 4×8 ft) ATC CNC router for nested sheet work. Advertising and exhibition shops cut acrylic, PVC foam, KT and ACM in one program — the 12-tool magazine changes bits so the sheet stays on the table.
Product details
$8,900 – $21,000 typical factory range
An ATC CNC router keeps the spindle in the cut while the magazine fetches the next tool. One program can nest a sign sheet, mill a door, or mix drill, groove and profile without stopping for a manual change — the usual step when changeovers, not sheet size, cost the cycle.
The current 1325 machine in this series is the IMCR-ATC1325, a 4×8 machine set up for nested advertising and exhibition sheet work. Further models in this series use the same magazine layout for other jobs and bed sizes.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Working Area | 1300 × 2500 mm (4×8 ft sheet) |
| Max. Workpiece Height | 200 mm (7.9 in) |
| Spindle Type | Air-cooled Automatic Tool Changer Spindle |
| Spindle Power | 9 kW (12.1 hp) |
| Spindle Speed | 0 - 24,000 rpm |
| Tool Magazine Type | Linear ATC |
| Tool Capacity | 12 PC |
| Control System | LNC |
| Drive Motors & Servos | Leadshine AC Servo |
| Vacuum Zones | Zoned vacuum table |
| Operating Voltage | 380V / 3 Phase, 50/60Hz (Optional 220V/480V) |
| Applications | Advertising / exhibition / Cabinet doors |
| Materials | Acrylic / PVC foam / KT / ACM / PC / ABS / PP / PE / two-color sheet / MDF / Thermofoil / laminated MDF |
Values are the unique figures from the catalog models in this family. A single machine page has that build's exact sheet.
This series owns automatic tool change for multi-tool sheet jobs — not the family CNC router overview, and not full-sheet kitchen nesting.
Buy this series if one program needs several tools (cut, finish, letter, drill, groove, profile) and stopping to change bits by hand costs the shift. Typical shops: advertising and exhibition, cabinet-door programs, mixed-batch panels.
Do not start here if almost every nest is a kitchen or wardrobe carcass — that is cabinet CNC routers. Hand-changed bits on mixed joinery stay on woodworking CNC routers. Angled or 3D multi-face work is 4-axis or 5-axis CNC routers.
Cabinet CNC routers include ATC so the nest can cut, drill and groove box parts. This series uses the same magazine idea for jobs where the tool list, not the furniture cut-list, runs the day. The 1325 example is the IMCR-ATC1325 — advertising and exhibition sheets on a 4×8 table.
Send typical parts (signs, doors or mixed), sheet size, materials, how many tools sit in one program, and plant voltage. Request a quote, or browse installed machines.