T7 ATC Digital Engraving & Cutting Machine
The MNT T7 ATC is an all-in-one CNC engraving and cutting machine that combines a high-speed water-cooled spindle, a high-frequency oscillating knife and CCD vision positioning on a single rigid platform. Purpose-built for advertising signage and print-and-cut production, it handles both rigid sheets and flexible materials in one workflow.
- 💰 From $17,800
- 📦 In Stock
- 🚚 20 days lead time
- 🧮 MOQ 1 unit
- 💳 T/T
- 🛡 12-month warranty
Choose Your T7 Configuration
The T7 comes in two standard working areas. Both share the same spindle, oscillating knife, CCD vision and MNT control system — the choice comes down to sheet size, Z clearance and ATC capacity. Custom sizes are available on request.
| Spec | T7-1325 | T7-3020ATC |
|---|---|---|
| Working area | 1300 × 2500 mm | 2000 × 3000 mm |
| Z-axis clearance | 100 mm | 50 mm |
| ATC stations | Linear, 9 | Linear, 6 |
| Servo drive | Leadshine | Delta |
| Worktable | 4-zone vacuum hold-down | Tracked vacuum adsorption |
| Best for | Thicker rigid boards, mixed jobs | Oversized signage & ACP sheets |
T7-1325
1300 × 2500 mm bed with 100 mm Z-clearance and a 9-station linear ATC — the flexible all-rounder for shops running mixed rigid and flexible jobs.
T7-3020ATC
2000 × 3000 mm oversized bed with tracked vacuum adsorption — built for large-format signage and full aluminum composite sheets in a single setup.
T7 ATC Full Specifications
Specifications below are for the standard T7-1325. The T7-3020ATC differs in working area, Z-clearance and ATC count — see the comparison above.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Working area (X × Y) | 1300 × 2500 mm |
| Z-axis clearance | 100 mm |
| Positioning accuracy | 0.05 mm / 300 mm |
| Repeatability | 0.05 mm / 300 mm |
| Max travel speed | 80 m/min |
| Max processing speed | 35 m/min |
| Spindle | Water-cooled, 40,000 RPM, 4 kW (confirm) |
| Oscillating knife | High-frequency electric |
| Vision system | CCD positioning (print-and-cut) |
| ATC | Linear-type, 9 stations |
| Drive system | Leadshine servo (X/Y/Z) |
| CNC system | MNT self-developed |
| Worktable | 4-zone vacuum hold-down, 500 kg load |
| Dust extraction | High-power integrated |
| Net weight | ≈1000 kg (confirm) |
| Power supply | AC 380V / 50Hz / 3-phase |
| Related cutting option | For knife-focused flatbed cutting without CNC routing, compare MNT digital cutting machines. |
Why the T7 Replaces Two Machines
Spindle, oscillating knife and CCD vision on one gantry — the configuration a sign shop would otherwise buy twice.
Mill, Knife and Camera on One Platform
- 40,000 RPM water-cooled ATC spindle for acrylic, ACP and panel
- High-frequency oscillating knife for KT board, foam, vinyl and soft media
- CCD vision positioning for print-and-cut — all three without moving the sheet
- For distributors: the highest ticket in the T-series at USD 17,800 and the easiest to justify — you are quoting against the customer buying a router *and* a flatbed cutter separately
Speed and Accuracy for Production Signage
- 80 m/min travel, 35 m/min processing — production pace, not prototype pace
- 0.05 mm positioning and repeatability over 300 mm
- Standard T7-1325 at 1300 × 2500 mm; T7-3020ATC for larger work
- For distributors: two consumable streams from one machine — router bits and knife blades — which is the best after-sales revenue profile in the T-series. spare-parts commitment, territory and technical training are set out on our partnership page
The Factory That Builds Your T7
- Frames welded, annealed and machined in-house by Hangzhou Chaohan
- Every machine assembled, run-tested and calibrated before it ships
- You are buying from the plant, not from a trading company
CE + ISO — Send Artwork for a Free Print-and-Cut Sample
- CE-marked and ISO 9001:2015 certified, built by Hangzhou Chaohan
- Send us Artwork for a Free Print-and-Cut Sample — we run it on the same build we ship and send photos
- 12-month warranty, lifetime software updates, on-site commissioning and training
How the T7 Holds Precision While Cutting Two Ways
Combining a 40,000 RPM router spindle and a high-frequency oscillating knife on one gantry creates a hard engineering problem: the same frame has to stay rigid enough for chip-cutting acrylic and ACP, yet move fast and lightly enough for drag-knife work on film — all while keeping ±0.05 mm repeatability.
The T7 solves this from the bed up. The inline steel-structure base is put through vibration stress-relief treatment before machining, so residual stresses in the welded frame are released rather than slowly warping the machine in the field. Only after stress relief are all critical surfaces and mounting holes machined in a single operation on a high-accuracy gantry mill — this single-setup approach means the spindle plane, rails and worktable share one reference, eliminating the stack-up errors you get when parts are machined separately and bolted together.
Motion is handled by Leadshine (T7-1325) or Delta (T7-3020ATC) servo drives on all three axes, fed by MNT’s self-developed CNC and CAM software. Because the motion controller and the CAM are built by the same team, toolpath handoff is tight: tool changes through the linear ATC, knife oscillation and spindle ramp-up are coordinated rather than bolted-on.
For print-and-cut, the CCD vision system locates registration marks on a printed sheet and remaps the cut path to the actual printed position, compensating for media stretch and loading skew. A 4-zone vacuum table holds thin and flexible stock flat so the knife tracks true, and integrated high-power dust extraction keeps the optical path and rails clean — directly protecting the accuracy figures above over long production runs.
For shop planning, review OSHA guidance on machine guarding and wood dust exposure when routing acrylic, wood, ACP or composite boards. For international machine safety planning, ISO 19085-3 is a useful reference for numerically controlled boring and routing machines.
T7 ATC Digital Engraving & Cutting Machine FAQ
What is the T7 ATC Digital Engraving and Cutting Machine Used For?
The MNT T7 is used for engraving, routing, knife cutting and print-to-cut production on one platform. It is suitable for advertising signs, printed graphics, acrylic parts, ACP panels, KT board, foam board, packaging samples and POP displays.
What Tools Does the T7 Use?
The T7 combines a water-cooled spindle, high-frequency oscillating knife and CCD vision positioning system. The spindle is used for rigid materials, while the oscillating knife is used for softer and flexible materials.
What Materials Can the T7 Cut?
The T7 can cut KT board, foam board, self-adhesive media and flexible film with the oscillating knife. It can also route acrylic, PVC, aluminium composite panel and carbon-fibre composite with the spindle.
Can the T7 Cut Printed Graphics Automatically?
Yes. The T7 uses CCD vision positioning to read registration marks on printed sheets. The software then aligns the cutting path to the real printed position and helps reduce errors from print stretch or loading skew.
What is the Difference Between T7-1325 and T7-3020ATC?
The T7-1325 has a 1300 × 2500 mm working area, 100 mm Z clearance and 9-station linear ATC. The T7-3020ATC has a larger 2000 × 3000 mm working area and is better for oversized signage and full-size ACP sheets.
Why Does the T7 Use Both a Spindle and an Oscillating Knife?
A spindle removes material and is better for rigid sheets such as acrylic, PVC and ACP. An oscillating knife cuts without chips and is better for KT board, foam board, film and other flexible materials.
What Does the ATC System Do on the T7?
ATC means automatic tool changer. The T7 can switch tools automatically during production, which helps reduce manual tool changes and supports mixed engraving, routing and cutting jobs.
How Does the Vacuum Table Help Cutting Quality?
The vacuum table holds sheets flat and stable during cutting. This is important for printed graphics, thin boards, flexible media and large sheets that may move during routing or knife cutting.
How is the T7 Different from the T6 ATC Engraving Processing Center?
The T6 focuses on ATC spindle routing, engraving and machining of rigid materials. The T7 adds an oscillating knife and CCD vision system, making it better for mixed rigid-and-flexible print-and-cut production.
What File or Artwork Should I Prepare for Print-and-cut Jobs?
Prepare the printed artwork with registration marks and a matching contour cut file. For best results, send the material size, printed sample, cutting outline and required tool process before production.
What Should I Prepare Before Installation?
Please prepare AC 380V / 50Hz / 3-phase power, enough floor space, vacuum hold-down connection, dust extraction, cutting tools, CAD/CAM files and trained operators. MNT can confirm the site requirements before delivery.
What Information is Needed for a Quotation?
Please send your material type, sheet size, thickness range, printed sample if available, drawing file, required cutting tools and daily production volume. MNT will recommend the suitable T7 model and configuration.
Get a Tailored Quote for Your T7 ATC
Tell us your materials, sheet size and daily volume — we’ll recommend the right T7 configuration and send pricing within one business day.