Intorex TC1000 CNC Machining Centre

Intorex TC1000 CNC Machining Centre FAQs

What type of operations can the Intorex TC1000 CNC Machining Centre carry out?

The Intorex TC1000 combines multiple processes in a single machine, helping manufacturers reduce handling and improve productivity. As standard, it can perform:

Shaping and profiling

Slotting

Drilling

Milling 

Sanding

The machine is equipped with a shaping  head, horizontal and vertical router heads, and an integrated sanding unit, allowing components to be machined and finished in one setup. This helps achieve excellent surface quality while eliminating secondary operations.

What types of furniture components does the Intorex TC1000 produce?

The Intorex TC1000 is specifically designed for the production of shaped furniture and joinery components, making it ideal for manufacturers producing both standard and complex furniture parts.

Typical applications include table legs, chair legs, sofa feet, furniture frames, and decorative or shaped joinery parts. 

Its 4-axis capability allows intricate profiling and machining, while the between-centres operation ensures all faces of the component can be processed with high precision.

How does the Intorex TC1000 improve production efficiency?

The Intorex TC1000 is designed for both batch production and low-volume manufacturing, offering a high degree of automation to maximise output.

A key feature is its automatic hopper feed loading system, which continuously loads components onto the machine for unattended operation. Once clamped between centres, the part can be shaped, drilled, milled, and sanded, without manual repositioning.

By combining multiple machining and finishing operations into one cycle, the TC1000 reduces labour requirements, shortens production times, and delivers consistently high-quality finished products.