
8060Z CNC Machine
Your configuration
This configuration: the full-size work area (790 × 580 mm of cutter travel) driven by a 2200W HF water-cooled spindle, with the 4th-axis rotary included for machining and engraving cylindrical parts.
- Work area: 790 × 580 mm of cutter travel, 85 mm Z-axis stroke (stock up to 120 mm thick)
- Spindle: 2200W HF water-cooled, 3,000–24,000 rpm, ER20 1/8″ collet
- 4th axis: Included — 60 mm center height, up to 110 mm turning diameter
We recommend this ER20 collet set (alternate) for ER20 collets.
The 8060Z is a desktop CNC router built for the demands of competition-robot fabrication — milling, drilling, contouring, and routing across aluminum plate, Delrin, polycarbonate, PCB, hardwood, and SWYFT Composite. It ships nearly turnkey: connect it over USB to a Windows PC running Mach3, fill the spindle's coolant loop, and start cutting.
- Rigid frame — 6061-T5 extruded-aluminum construction on C7 ball screws (X/Z 1605, Y 2005) running on chrome-plated shafts and linear bearings, 25 mm on X and 16 mm on Z.
- Water-cooled spindle — a quiet HF water-cooled spindle spinning 3,000–24,000 rpm, in 1500 W or 2200 W depending on variant. The 1500 W spindle comes with an ER16 1/8″ collet; the 2200 W spindle comes with an ER20 1/8″ collet.
- Two work areas — a compact 575 × 375 mm or the full-size 790 × 580 mm of cutter travel.
- Optional 4th axis — add a rotary axis for engraving and machining cylindrical parts, up to 110 mm turning diameter at 60 mm center height.
- Ready to run — USB control and limit switches are built into the machine, and automatic tool-length checking works off the probe in the box; every machine ships with a control box, tool package, four clamps, that probe, a water pump and cabling.
The 1500 W spindle comes with an ER16 1/8″ collet. The 2200 W spindle comes with an ER20 1/8″ collet.
We recommend this ER20 collet set (alternate) for ER20 collets and this ER16 collet set for ER16 collets.
| Work area (by variant) | 575 × 375 mm or 790 × 580 mm of cutter travel |
| Z-axis stroke | 85 mm (790 × 580 model). The “105” in the variant name is the work-area height from the manufacturer's drawing, which lists the Z stroke separately as 85 mm. |
| Table size | 990 × 600 mm (790 × 580 model) |
| Spindle (by variant) | 1500 W or 2200 W HF water-cooled, 3,000–24,000 rpm |
| Frame | 6061-T5 extruded aluminum alloy |
| Transmission | C7 ball screw — X/Z 1605, Y 2005 |
| Rails | Chrome-plated shaft + linear bearings — 25 mm X, 16 mm Z |
| Collet | ER16 1/8″ with 1500 W spindle; ER20 1/8″ with 2200 W spindle |
| Feed rate | 300–4000 mm/min |
| Stepper motors | 60BYGH86, each axis independently driven |
| Max material thickness | 120 mm (790 × 580 model) |
| 4th axis (optional) | Rotary — 60 mm center height, 110 mm max turning diameter, 4:1 reduction, NEMA23 stepper |
| Control | USB 2.0, Mach3 on Windows |
| CAM software | Anything that outputs G-code — ArtCAM, Aspire, Type3, Cut2D/3D, Ucancam, PowerMill |
| File types | G-code — .nc, .ncc, .tab, .txt |
| Power | 100–120 VAC or 220–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Operating environment | 5–40 °C, 35–80% humidity |
| Machine dimensions | 1130 × 890 × 610 mm (790 × 580 model) |
| Weight | 86 kg including packaging (790 × 580 model) |
| Included | Control box, tool package, 4× clamps, tool-checking probe, water pump, USB and power cabling |
| Not included | Coolant reservoir (20 L or larger) for the spindle, the wireless Mach3 handset (ships only with the “+H” builds, which these variants aren’t), and the Windows PC that runs Mach3 |

Rout the parts you'd otherwise send out
Mill aluminum plate, Delrin, and polycarbonate to tight tolerances — structural brackets, drivetrain parts, and custom fixtures — without outsourcing or long lead times.

Rigid, repeatable, precise
A water-cooled spindle on a solid frame holds accuracy through real cutting loads, so parts come out to spec run after run.

Set up for schools and teams
Ships directly from the factory, runs on Mach3, and we welcome purchase orders and tax-exempt purchasing for schools and registered teams.
Material capability
Route what your robot is made of
A router earns its keep on the parts you'd otherwise send out. This one handles the stock competition robots are built from:
- Aluminum plate
- Delrin / acetal
- Polycarbonate
- SWYFT Composite
- Hardwood
Compare the range
Find the right cnc machine for your team
The OMIO X8 is a staple in the robotics community. The 8060Z is a lower-cost alternative with similar performance, two work-area sizes, and more spindle and 4th-axis options.
You're viewing8060Z CNC Machine | OMIO CNC (X8-2200L-USB 110V) | |
|---|---|---|
| Work area | Two sizes — 575 × 375 mm or 790 × 580 mm | One size |
| Spindle | 1500 W or 2200 W water-cooled | 2200 W |
| Collet | ER16 (1500 W) or ER20 (2200 W) — 1/8″ included | ER20 — 1/8″ to 1/2″ end mills |
| Best for | Lower-cost alternative with similar performance, and more options | The shop staple — widely used on FTC and FRC teams |
| Starting price | From $2,399.99 | From $3,999.99 |
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