The difference and application of each classification of hair transplanting machine

　 The two-axis machine contains two working axes: X axis and Y axis. Generally, the X axis controls the left and right movement of the worktable, and the Y axis controls the forward and backward movement of the worktable. Usually two-axis machines are used to make flat plastic brooms, plastic laundry brushes, or its small flat industrial brushes.

　　The three-axis machine contains three working axes: X-axis, Y-axis, and Z-axis. Generally speaking, the X axis controls the left and right movement of the worktable, the Y axis controls the forward and backward movement of the worktable, and the Z axis controls the rotation of the worktable. However, according to different

brush styles, the Y-axis and Z-axis may also be designed to control the rotation or swing of the worktable. Commonly used three-axis machines are: curved toilet brush tufting machine, small round brush drilling tufting machine, disc brush tufting machine and so on.

　　The four-axis machine contains four working axes: X-axis, Y-axis, Z-axis, H-axis, and their working stroke and swing direction can be Need to be customized. Four-axis machines are commonly used to make some curved brushes, plastic brooms with angled holes, and spherical toilet brushes.

　　The five-axis machine contains five working axes: X-axis, Y-axis, Z-axis, H-axis, and A-axis. Just because there are five working axes, the five-axis machine is very flexible and can produce almost any brush style within the rated specification range, such as: flat brush, curved brush, curved brush, spherical brush, etc. The prerequisite is to have enough fixtures or workbenches that can be replaced as needed. In most cases, the five-axis machine is used to make wooden brooms, plastic brooms, spherical wall brushes, pineapple head horses

bucket brushes, hockey stick toilet brushes, etc.