SIMUL CNC Innovation is a Danish machine-tool company in Veksø. We design and build the Unicorn 5-200 Modular, a compact 5-axis machining center made to stack: start with one module, add robot loading when needed, and scale to a cluster designed to run nights and weekends.
The first machining center from SIMUL: a compact 5-axis machining center with a 0-60,000 rpm HSK-E32 spindle, 78+1 tool positions, and a FANUC 31i-B5 Plus control on a mineral-cast base.
A FANUC LR Mate robot cell is designed to load the machine through the automation door. Modules are designed to dock side by side and share tool, pallet, and material handling.
The machine is the building block of a production system. Each step keeps every module you already own.
How it scales
1One module
2Add robot loading
3Share automation and logistics
4A fully integrated cluster running lights-out
SIMUL CNC Innovation builds compact, modular CNC machine tools in Veksø, northwest of Copenhagen, with automation in the design from the start. The goal: more production output with less manual machine tending, on less floor space, at a cost a small or mid-size shop can carry.
More than 50 manufacturers across Europe and the USA have given feedback on the design and its concept iterations throughout the design process of the U5-200M. The result is a machine and automation concept that solves real problems in real production environments. Technical questions are answered by the people who build the machine, and we support the machines we deliver for the long term.
About SIMULSee what happens from your request and the quote to machine commissioning and training at your site. The floor space the machine needs and answers to the questions your purchasing stakeholders and financing institution will likely ask are listed on the options and pricing page.
Answers to the questions shops ask about 5-axis machining, useful for any machine you compare.
Cost, crashes, programming, and the learning curve: four fears, and what each one takes to solve.
5-axisWhich parts pay for a fifth axis, which do not, and the setup-count math.
Machine buildingWhat the base is made of, with the damping and thermal numbers behind the choice.
