CNC Router Cutting System - Item Description_Rev.2_9Feb2026.pdf

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This is an Item Description document from the Department of the Air Force, Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex (AFMC) at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, dated February 9, 2026. The 76th CMXG/553rd is requesting funds for the purchase of one Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Router Cutting System with comprehensive specifications and integrated software capabilities.

The CNC Router Cutting System must meet the following key specifications: a minimum work area of 60 x 140 inches; maximum cutting speed of at least 1200 inches per minute; rapid traverse of at least 2300 inches per minute; Z-axis clearance of at least 5 inches; and repeatability within ±0.005 inches. The system shall include a vacuum tabletop with a minimum 16 HP pump producing 350 CFM and less than 80 dB of sound; locator pins for sheet material squaring; an Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) spindle with at least 13 HP compatible with Hollow Taper Shank (HSK) 63 tool holders and ER40 collets accommodating router bits up to 1" shaft size; and a 12-position rotary spindle tool changer. Additional requirements include a programmable dust boot, surface probe with autocalibration sensor, auto misting/lubricating system with Maglube fluid, laser pointer with red crosshair, operator station with 24-inch computer screen pre-loaded with Coreo software (or equivalent), AlphaCam 3-Axis CAD/CAM software, dust collection kit with at least 6 HP capacity, and an electrical control cabinet accepting 480 Volt supply with transformer provision if necessary. The contractor must provide training and deliver the machine to the installation site with no installation services required.

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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

OKLAHOMA CITY AIR LOGISTICS COMPLEX (AFMC)

TINKER AIR FORCE BASE, OKLAHOMA

SUBJECT: Item Description

The 76th CMXG/ 553rd is requesting utilization of funds for the purchase of one (1) Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Router Cutting System.

The requested equipment item description / Specifications are outlined below.

Quantity of one (1) CNC Router Cutting System.

• Work area of at least 60 x 140 inches

• Maximum cutting speed of at least 1200 inches per min

• Rapid traverse of at least 2300 inches per min

• Z-axis clearance of at least 5 inches

• Repeatability within at least +/- 0.005 inches

• Vacuum tabletop. The vacuum pump should be at least 16 HP with 350 CFM. It must also produce less than 80 dB of sound.

• Locator pins to square sheet material

• Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) Spindle supplied with at least 13 Horsepower (HP), compatible with Hollow Taper Shank (HSK) 63 tool holders w/ ER40 collets. Must allow for router bit tools up to 1" shaft size

• 12 position rotary spindle tool changer

• Programmable dust boot to maximize particulate cleanup

• Surface probe and autocalibration sensor to allow for hands-free tooling length setup

• Auto Misting / Lubricating System for Automatic Tool Changer Spindle w/ Misting Fluid Maglube

• Laser pointer with red crosshair to align material prior to cutting

• Operator station with 24-inch computer screen, pre-loaded with Coreo software, or equivalent. Software should allow CNC files to be output from any 3rd party CAD/ CAM package, to be opened from any networked folder, to be graphically seen on the PC screen, and to be executed from either the PC or a handheld control.

• AlphaCam 3-Axis CAD/CAM software

• Dust collection kit with at least 6 HP

• Electrical control cabinet that will accept a supply voltage of 480 Volt. A transformer shall be provided if the control cabinet does not accept 480 Volt.

• Training

• Machine to be delivered at site of install; no installation required by contractor Rev. 2_9Feb2026

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