A five-axis machining center usually refers to a CNC machine tool with five axes, which include:
X axis: linear movement of the workpiece in the horizontal direction.
Y axis: linear movement of the workpiece in the longitudinal direction.
Z axis: linear movement of the workpiece in the vertical direction.
A axis: rotation around the X axis, also known as the rotation axis.
C axis: rotation around the Z axis, also known as the rotary axis.
The five-axis machining center can achieve precise cutting and processing of multiple surfaces of the workpiece through the combined movement of these five axes, which is particularly suitable for processing parts with complex surfaces and geometric shapes.