Micro-Line

Compact CNC Milling Machine for Prototyping R&D and Education

Micro-Line compact CNC milling machine by XPATH CNC for prototyping and R&D
Micro-Line CNC milling machine spindle and working area for precision machining
Front view of the Micro-Line enclosed CNC milling machine with transparent safety enclosure

The Micro-Line is a compact CNC milling machine for prototyping, product development, research and development (R&D), technical education and small-batch production. It is designed for companies, Fab Labs, universities, technical schools and research institutions that need in-house CNC machining capabilities in a space-efficient setup.

With a working area of 615 × 515 × 145 mm, Micro-Line provides space for developing prototypes, producing test components and machining smaller parts. Its enclosed working area, transparent safety enclosure and touchscreen control support practical use in workshops, laboratories and educational environments.

Micro-Line can machine aluminium, acrylic (Plexiglas), plastics, composites and other suitable materials, depending on the material, tooling and machine configuration.

Compact Design and Easy Operation

Micro-Line combines a compact footprint with an enclosed working area, making it suitable for workshops, laboratories, Fab Labs and educational spaces where floor space is limited.

The transparent safety enclosure allows users to observe machining while keeping the working area separated from the surrounding workspace. Touchscreen operation provides a convenient interface for everyday machining, prototyping and training.

Intuitive control

Micro-Line is available with a MASSO or UCCNC controller, both operated via a touchscreen. These controller options provide an interface for CNC machining, prototyping, product development and hands-on technical training.

Prototyping, R&D and Education

The Micro-Line supports prototyping, product development, research, education and small-batch manufacturing across a range of applications.

  • Prototyping and product development – turn CAD designs into physical parts and functional prototypes.

  • Research and development (R&D) – produce test components and parts for experimental projects.

  • Fab Labs and makerspaces – provide hands-on access to CNC milling for digital fabrication projects.

  • Universities, colleges and technical schools – support practical CNC training, engineering projects and technical education.

  • Small-batch production – manufacture limited runs of components without outsourcing every machining task.

  • Precision finishing – machine detailed components where the material and application are suitable.

Micro-Line Key Benefits

WORK AREA (MOVEMENTS)

X: 615 mm
Y: 515 mm
Z: 145 mm

OUTSIDE DIMENSION

Width: 1200 mm
Depth: 1300 mm
Height: 2100 mm

MAXIMUM SPINDLE SPEED

up to 40.000 rpm

SPINDLE POWER

2.2 kW ATC

3.0 kW MTC

MOVEMENT SPEED

15m/min

CONTROLLER

Modern touchscreen
with MASSO or UCCNC controller

MOTORS

Industrial SERVO 24bit encoders

DRIVES

Ballscrew 0.023/300mm 23µm

MACHINE WEIGHT

650kg