MSK6-4XL
A two-station CNC six-sided driller: each station has its own swing-arm screen, two upper drill units carry 19 spindles each (6 kW), a 9-spindle lower unit with two high-speed spindle groups, and two 3.5 kW routing spindles (24000 rpm) handle grooving and circle milling. Data is imported once and six faces are drilled without flipping the panel; mirror-sized parts are machined as a stacked pair.
Features
Six faces in one clamping, with drilling and grooving done on the same machine
Six faces in one clamping
Vertical drilling on the top and bottom faces plus horizontal drilling on the front, rear and right sides all happen in one clamping, with data imported once and no panel flipping.
Independent side spindles
Two independent spindles work the right side and one each on the front and rear, so hole spacing is not fixed by a full drill row.
Two-panel and mirrored machining
Two panels can be machined at once, including mirrored pairs; stacked machining of mirror-sized parts cuts symmetrical holes and grooves on both faces in one pass, doubling the speed.
Grooving and cut-out
Two 3.5 kW routing spindles (7 kW total at 24000 rpm) cut grooves and profiles of irregular shapes, with 6–10 mm tools on a 1/2 shank.
Heavy-duty base, extended rail
A precision-machined heavy base keeps high-speed work stable and durable, and the extended rail machines long panels in one positioning with fewer clamp re-grips.
Air-floating table, absolute origin
An air-floating full-panel table cuts friction and prevents scratching, while the absolute-memory origin stops the machine re-homing after every stop and start.
Six faces in real machining
Holes and grooves on all six faces, finished on one machine in a single pass
Vertical drilling, top face
The upper units come down vertically, tool and dust boot moving together.
Horizontal drilling, right side
Two independent spindles on the right side feed in horizontally, so edge holes are drilled in one pass.
Horizontal drilling, front side
One independent spindle on the front side acts on its own, not tied to a full drill row’s spacing.
Horizontal drilling, rear side
One independent spindle on the rear side works with the front, so holes on both panel ends are finished together.
Two panels at once
Two panels run at the same time, including symmetrical pairs; mirror-sized parts are stacked and machined together.
Grooving and cut-out
Two 3.5 kW routing spindles handle grooving and cut-outs, with extraction moving along with the tool.
Curves and irregular outlines
Routing spindles cut curves and irregular shapes directly on the table.
Vertical drilling, bottom face
The 9-spindle lower unit (two high-speed groups) drills the bottom face from under the table.
Note: the machining photos above are taken from this model’s product documentation.
CNC system and software
SYNTEC control and servos with in-house CAD/CAM
In-house CAD/CAM
Built-in CAD/CAM lets operators edit the panel graphics and generate the NC program directly; both control system and servos are from SYNTEC, Taiwan.
Links to production software
Seamless docking with production-data software of any brand lets machining data import directly for an uninterrupted production flow.
Barcode to program
The system reads 2D or barcode labels and turns them straight into a machining program, so no manual program recall is needed.
Simulation
A simulation runs in the system before machining, so the tool path and hole pattern can be checked before the panel goes on the table.
Order import
Orders can be imported straight into the system for scheduling, so batch work needs no manual program building per part.
3D drawing and production records
3D drawing is available in the system, and production records can be reviewed at any time for shift output checks and traceability.
Scan to program
A 2D or barcode label scan turns into the machining program immediately.
Simulation
Simulation runs before machining so the path and holes are clear before loading.
Order import
Batch orders bring their part list and hole data straight into scheduling.
Graphics editing / 3D drawing
Hole, groove and size edits are done in the system without going back to CAD.
Production records
Records by date and process show machining detail and hours for output checks and traceability.
On-screen control
Programs are picked on the left list and geometry checked on the right, all on the swing-arm screen.
Note: the screens above are from the CNC system actually used on this model (interface in Chinese).
Detailed introduction
Structure and process for six-sided drilling, grooving and milling of cabinet panels
Structure and components
Two stations on a heavy base
The left and right tables each have their own swing-arm screen. Both are air-floating full-panel surfaces at 950 mm table height, carried on a precision-machined heavy base with an extended rail.
Upper and lower drill units
Two upper units of 19 spindles each at 6 kW drill the top face vertically, and a 9-spindle lower unit with two high-speed spindle groups drills the bottom face; one independent spindle each on the front and rear plus two on the right side cover the horizontal holes.
Routing spindles
Two 3.5 kW routing spindles (7 kW total, 24000 rpm) do grooving, circle milling and irregular-shape cut-outs, with 6–10 mm tools on a 1/2 shank.
Dust extraction and electricals
Two Ø200 mm extraction ports run on 1 kW × 2 = 2 kW fans; drill motors total 2.2 kW × 4 = 8.8 kW, servo power is 10 kW, and the machine works on 380 V / 50 Hz.
Machining sequence
Note: inline auto tool change and grooving blades are options, not standard — confirm them at ordering.
Structure and key components
Two upper groups, two lower groups, two air-floating tables and two clamps, with branded key components
Two upper groups
Two upper groups, 19 spindles each at 6 kW, each with its own servo feed and extraction.
Two air-floating tables
The air-floating surface cuts friction and prevents scratching, so panels locate more easily.
Two clamps
Clamps locate and hold the panel; clamp travel speed is 120 m/min on a 0.75 kW servo.
Note: the brand and configuration of key components follow the configuration sheet confirmed in the contract.
Detail views
Understand the machine through its key components
Swing-arm control screen
The screen shows hole patterns and machining parameters, with a keyboard and panel buttons below; graphics editing, program recall, simulation and run monitoring all happen here, one screen per station.
Upper drill units (2)
Two upper units sit side by side on the gantry, 19 spindles each at 6 kW, with servo feed and extraction hoses drilling vertically; each unit moves independently.
Protective window and nameplate
The front nameplate reads MSK6-4XL, and the transparent window shows the routing spindles and extraction routing — useful for watching the machining area during routine checks.
Air-floating table and extraction
The air-floating table lets panels slide with little friction and no scratching. Clamps locate and hold them, and corrugated hoses feed the Ø200 mm extraction ports.
Note: the detail images above are taken from this model’s product image.
Technical specifications
Key parameters for reference (refer to the product manual)
| Working length | 200–3000 mm |
|---|---|
| Working width (per station) | 100–1220 mm (left) / 100–800 mm (right) |
| Panel thickness | 9–50 mm |
| Drill spindle speed | 4500 rpm |
| Spindle speed | 4500 rpm |
| Max. drilling diameter | Ø35 mm |
| Max. drilling depth | 50 mm |
| Upper drill spindles | 19 × 2, 6 kW per unit |
| Lower drill spindles | 9 spindles (2 high-speed groups) |
| Routing spindle function, power, speed | Grooving & circle milling, 3.5 kW × 2 = 7 kW, 24000 rpm |
| Tool diameter | 6–10 mm |
| Tool shank diameter | 1/2 |
| Side aligner travel speed | 50 m/min (0.75 kW servo) |
| Clamp travel speed | 120 m/min (0.75 kW servo) |
| Y-axis travel speed | 90 m/min (1.5 kW upper / 1 kW lower servo) |
| Z-axis travel speed | 36 m/min (1.5 kW upper / 1 kW lower servo) |
| Air pressure | 0.5–0.6 MPa |
| Drill motor power | 2.2 kW × 4 ＝ 8.8 kW |
| Servo motor power | 10 kW |
| Fan motor power | 1 kW × 2 ＝ 2 kW |
| Dust extraction port | Ø200 mm × 2 |
| Table height | 950 mm |
| Machine weight | approx. 6500 kg |
| Dimensions | 5800 × 3100 × 2500 mm (wide arm unfolded) |
| Voltage | 380 V / 50 Hz |
Note: the figures above come from this model’s specification sheet; the machine manual or the configuration sheet confirmed by our sales engineer prevails.
Applications
Typical six-sided drilling and grooving jobs on cabinet panels
Whole-house cabinet bodies
Six-sided holes and grooves on sides, tops, bottoms and shelves, with the two stations scheduled separately
Doors and drawers
Hinge holes, handle holes and runner grooves in one clamping, with routing spindles shaping the face
Office and contract furniture
Repeat work on standard batches, with two-panel and stacked loading to lift output per shift
Video
See the machining process in action
MSK6-4XL machining demo video
A complete walk-through of clamping, positioning, drilling and unloading. The demo video is available on request with an online viewing link, and machine footage and customer workshop cases are updated regularly.
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Manuals and data sheets are available from our sales team with your inquiry
Technical data sheet
Detailed parameters, installation dimensions and electrical requirements
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Inspection process, warranty scope and after-sales support
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