Composite and Resin Machine Centers

Taurus Craco supplies composite and resin machining centers designed for accurate routing, milling, drilling, trimming, profiling, and multi-axis machining of engineered materials. Our composite and resin machining centers support fabricators working with composites, resins, plastics, Corian-type surfaces, ACM, and other advanced materials.

Choose from solutions for 3-axis and 5-axis machining, panel processing, trimming, drilling, contouring, and complex part production to match material, part geometry, axis requirements, spindle capability, tooling, vacuum holding, and production volume. Whether adding new capacity or upgrading an existing production process, Taurus Craco can help you select composite and resin machining centers suited to your operation, production goals, and application.

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Alu Bender

Alu Bender is an automatic multipurpose milling / bending machine to process straight edges on panels for architectural facades, transport industry, interior design and visual communication. Main Features:   Unique on the market. Continuous edge machining. ACM multiple edge trimming. Multiple aluminum honeycomb machining. E..

MASTER.ADVANCED 5 Axis Machining Center

The Bacci MASTER.ADVANCED 5 Axis Machining Center is an extremely rigid machining center with 5 axes ideal for machining composite materials, resins, plastic, corian, and light machining on aluminum and wood. The 5 axes head has a 20HP spindle with liquid cooling and tool changing spindle. The working table is composed of an aluminum monoli..

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are composite and resin machining centers used for?
Composite and resin machining centers are used for machining composite panels, resins, plastics, solid-surface materials, and selected light-alloy components. Common applications include architectural panels, transportation components, interior products, solid-surface parts, and specialty fabricated components.
What should I consider when choosing composite and resin machining centers?
Evaluate material, part size, number of axes, spindle power, tooling, workholding, dust extraction, software, and throughput. The right configuration should match current production needs while allowing practical capacity for future growth.
Which applications are a good fit for composite and resin machining centers?
Composite and resin machining centers can be a good fit for architectural panels, transportation components, interior products, solid-surface parts, and specialty fabricated components. Suitability depends on the workpiece, required operation, quality target, production volume, and the way the equipment will fit into the surrounding workflow.
How can composite and resin machining centers improve production efficiency?
Properly selected composite and resin machining centers can increase accuracy, repeatability, part complexity, and production efficiency. The largest gains usually come from matching equipment capacity, tooling or consumables, material flow, and operator requirements to the actual production process.
Can Taurus Craco help me select composite and resin machining centers?
Yes. Taurus Craco can review your application, materials, part sizes, production requirements, available space, and automation goals to help identify composite and resin machining centers suited to your operation and quotation requirements.