Features RXP

RXP-Models – 1000 times proven, precise direct-drive machines

Maschine RXP500DS

The RXP machines are Roed­ers’ most built series. Although the first RXP machines were intro­duced as ear­ly as 2004, they have been sig­nif­i­cant­ly opti­mised since then. This applies in par­tic­u­lar to the numer­ous pre­ci­sion-enhanc­ing options that con­tin­ue to make the RXP machines the bench­mark for high pre­ci­sion today.
A wide range of machines is avail­able, from the RXP400 to the RXP950, in both 3‑axis and 5‑axis con­fig­u­ra­tions. The RXP machines are par­tic­u­lar­ly attrac­tive due to their price-per­for­mance ratio and are there­fore as before man­u­fac­tured in rel­a­tive­ly large quantities.

The fol­low­ing machines are cur­rent­ly available:


RPT601DSH Innenraum – Machining area

The 5‑axis machines of the RXP series fea­ture out­stand­ing rigid­i­ty and, thanks to the min­i­mum mass iner­tias and high-per­for­mance, wear-free direct-dri­ve tech­nol­o­gy in all axes, offer a high­ly dynam­ic per­for­mance. The dual-sided strong sup­port of the C‑axis ensures high accu­ra­cy dur­ing long machin­ing oper­a­tions and with vary­ing work­piece weights. Roed­ers relies on opti­cal encoders not only in the lin­ear but also in the rotary axes, result­ing in posi­tion­ing accu­ra­cies of 2 arc­sec­onds. Remain­ing mechan­i­cal errors are min­imised using Roed­ers’ spe­cial 5‑axis geom­e­try com­pen­sa­tion. Of course, all motors in all axes are pre­cise­ly tem­per­a­ture-con­trolled to pre­vent ther­mal dis­place­ment. The swiv­el direc­tion of the A‑axis is per­pen­dic­u­lar to the X‑axis move­ment for dynam­ic decoupling.