YMK-IV four-spindle CNC router
The YMK-IV uses four prepared spindle positions for cabinet and panel jobs that repeat a stable set of cutting, routing and grooving tools.
YMK-IV suits factories whose main programs can be completed with four recurring tools. It avoids a separate tool magazine, but the spindle powers, tool assignments and clearance must match the actual parts.
Multi-tool routing without a separate ATC magazine.
YMK-IV is an economical route for furniture factories that need several cutters available in one program. The four-spindle arrangement supports a predictable workflow for common panel-furniture jobs.
Switch between prepared spindle tools according to the machining program.
Suitable for common operations in cabinet, wardrobe and panel-component production.
The supplied machine image shows vacuum workholding for sheet processing.
Compare this architecture with YMK-I ATC when jobs require more tool positions or higher product variety.
Confirm the current factory build.
The catalog product page does not provide a full technical table for YMK-IV. Request the current working area, spindle powers, controller, drive system, vacuum pump, voltage, dust collection and included tooling before purchase.
Request verified specificationYMK-IV specification, evidence and buyer checks.
The table separates published catalog facts from items that need current factory confirmation. Use it as a quotation and inspection checklist.
| Specification | Published or required value | Evidence / buyer action |
|---|---|---|
| Machine architecture | Four independent spindle positions | Identified in supplied product material |
| Primary application | Panel cutting, routing and grooving | Confirm with buyer tool list |
| Workholding | Vacuum panel table shown | Confirm pump power and zones |
| Working area / Z travel | Current factory configuration required | Match full workpiece range |
| Spindle power / speed | Current factory configuration required | Confirm every spindle, not only total power |
| Tool allocation | Four tools to be defined for the process | List cutter type and operation |
| Control and drive system | Current factory configuration required | Record brands and model numbers |
| Positioning / repeatability | Current factory test required | Use an agreed representative part |
| Electrical supply | Destination-specific confirmation required | State voltage, phase and frequency |
| Vacuum pump / dust extraction | Quotation confirmation required | Confirm included/excluded equipment |
| Software and post-processor | Workflow confirmation required | Test buyer files before shipment |
| Machine size / shipping weight | Current packing list required | Required for layout and freight |
| Included tooling / spare parts | Itemized quotation required | Separate standard and optional items |
What the quotation should include
YMK-IV four-process CNC router questions
What does four-process CNC router mean?
It refers to a machine with four prepared spindle positions that the program selects for different operations. The exact spindle and tool arrangement is defined in the quotation.
Can the four spindles use different cutters?
Yes. Each position can be prepared for a defined operation, subject to the quoted collets, tool dimensions, spindle power and safe clearance.
Is YMK-IV faster than an ATC CNC router?
It can reduce tool-change delay for a stable four-tool program. Total output still depends on cutting parameters, nesting layout, loading, vacuum hold-down and downstream drilling.
What information is needed for a YMK-IV quotation?
Provide the four intended tools, panel material, thickness range, sheet size, operations, output target, voltage and software or post-processor requirement.
Tell us which four tools your process needs.
Share your panel material, thickness, operations, output target, voltage and destination country.