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Documented manufacturer: Jinan Jingmei Kunlun CNC Equipment / FINE CNC
The JQ49-4 is a four-process precision panel cutting machine with a listed working travel of 1220 by 2800 by 200 mm. Its specification image gives two 6 kW and two 3.5 kW spindle motors, servo drive and a Syntec 60CB control system.
The JQ49-4 is a four-process precision panel cutting machine with a listed working travel of 1220 by 2800 by 200 mm. Its specification image gives two 6 kW and two 3.5 kW spindle motors, servo drive and a Syntec 60CB control system. The work surface uses divided vacuum zones, with a listed 7.5 kW water-circulation vacuum pump. Automatic lubrication is included. The stated electrical supply is 380 V at 50 or 60 Hz, and approximate total power is 25 kW.
Manufacturer data checked 2026-09-26 · Source [1].
| Specification | Documented value | Reviewed |
|---|---|---|
| Working travel | 1220 × 2800 × 200 mm | 2026-09-26 |
| Spindle motors | 2 × 6 kW + 2 × 3.5 kW | 2026-09-26 |
| Controller | Syntec 60CB | 2026-09-26 |
| Vacuum pump power | 7.5 kW | 2026-09-26 |
| Approximate total power | 25 kW | 2026-09-26 |
The JQ49-4 specification identifies four process heads, not a four-axis arrangement. A component or nesting example lets the supplier map cutting, drilling and grooving to the quoted heads and tools.
Published travel does not establish fixture clearance, and divided vacuum zones do not prove secure holding of every small component.
Editorial interpretation of the manufacturer-published values, not a witnessed performance test.
| Published item | What it describes | Your next check |
|---|---|---|
| 1220 × 2800 × 200 mm | Listed travel | Check sheet size, tool length, fixtures and usable clearance. |
| Two 6 kW + two 3.5 kW motors | Four process heads | Require an operation and tooling list for each head; do not relabel it four-axis. |
| 7.5 kW water-circulation vacuum pump | Listed holding equipment | Confirm holding of the smallest part and the exact included pump arrangement. |
The JQ49-4 specification names four process heads with two 6 kW and two 3.5 kW spindle motors. That arrangement should not be called a four-axis machining specification. Published travel of 1220 by 2800 by 200 mm provides a numerical screening limit, while tool and fixture clearance need confirmation. Divided vacuum zones and the stated pump describe the holding arrangement; they do not establish secure holding of every small part.
Prepare a component list with material, sheet sizes, cutting, drilling and grooving operations. Ask the manufacturer to identify the function of each process head and the supplied tooling. Loading platforms and dust collection are described as options, so confirm the complete supply scope separately. Use representative parts to agree on the intended production sequence.
Prepare a nesting or component example containing the smallest part and the operations you need: cutting, drilling and grooving should be identified separately. Ask which head and tool performs each operation and which control and post-processing setup is used. Record holding conditions and any repositioning in a demonstration. Keep loading platforms and extraction equipment explicit because the source describes them as options.
Fine CNC lists its factory separately from its Jinan office; use the manufacturing site for inspection.
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| Required clarification | Scope for this purchase | Requested record |
|---|---|---|
| Configuration map | Four heads, controller, tools and vacuum | Operation-to-head schedule and included software |
| Nesting acceptance | Small parts and final holding condition | Sample job with dimensions and rejects recorded |
| Factory/service identity | Manufacturing site and service responsibility | Current site confirmation and destination support terms |
The source describes them as options. List them separately in the request and require the final quotation to distinguish supplied equipment from optional additions.
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Manufacturer source · checked 2026-09-26. Model description and the specification rows above.
Updated 2026-10-11. The comparison table, enquiry brief, questions and suggested trial are written to help you buy; the specification values come from the manufacturer.
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