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Vector VR2 + V-CUT

Vector VR2 industrial CNC router

Vector VR2 hardware and European-developed V-CUT control are designed as one production platform. Operators get one place to prepare, check, run, recover and support jobs.

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One platform for machine setup, material control, live production, job recovery and support.

Warranty
2 years

Vector VR2 machine warranty

Machine marking
CE marked

UK and European markets

CNC spindle
Teknomotor

Italian, matched to the application

Technical support
Quick support

Machine identity, faults and logs

One system

One industrial CNC router and one control system

VR2 is the industrial CNC router. V-CUT is the European-developed control system used to prepare, run and recover jobs. Both are developed as one routing platform.

Vector VR2

Operator station and machine as one production platform.

  • CNC router

    Vector VR2

    Five table formats, an Italian Teknomotor CNC spindle, a European extraction package, automatic tool change and zoned vacuum control. The final build is matched to the material and workload.

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  • European-developed control

    V-CUT

    A touch-led interface for setup, live machine feedback, job files, controlled restart and service information.

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Why it matters

Simpler Control at Every Stage

The value of VR2 and V-CUT is not a longer feature list. It is less time spent searching through controls, checking setup, recovering work and explaining faults.

  • Everyday Control Made Easier

    Touch-led workspaces bring preparation, machine status and job controls into one operating environment.

  • Check Your Setup Before Cutting

    Required-tool visibility, job framing, elevated path verification and configurable table protection help operators check the setup.

  • Easier Restarts After Interruptions

    SmartRestart, the multi-method restart suite, and LiveRewind, its handwheel-controlled program review, provide clear routes back into interrupted work.

  • Consistent Working Across Shifts

    Role-based profiles, stored datum positions and controlled file routes help standardise work across operators and shifts.

  • Clearer Diagnostics for Support

    Fault feedback, machine logs and service metrics give the DXF team a clearer starting point for diagnosis.

Machine and control

How VR2 hardware and V-CUT control work together

Hold-down, extraction and the tool list are handled through V-CUT while the job is prepared and run. The operator keeps position, feed, spindle state and time remaining in the same view. If the cut is interrupted, the restart route and the machine record used by support stay with that same system.

V-CUT

Operator screen for movement, datum and machine position.

  • On-Screen Vacuum Control

    The zoned matrix vacuum table is controlled through V-CUT, allowing the operator to apply vacuum where the sheet and job need it.

  • Height-Adjustable Dust Extraction

    The extraction brush follows the configured sheet height, helping maintain dust capture while reducing manual adjustment.

  • Tool Changes and Job Checks

    The automatic tool changer handles configured tool changes, while ToolCheck shows the required-tool list for the loaded job.

  • Machine Status at a Glance

    Coordinates, active tool, feed, spindle state, distance-to-go and estimated remaining time are brought together for the operator.

  • ActiveGuard Stop and Recovery

    ActiveGuard, the light-guard stop and controlled recovery system, links the machine safety response with an authorised V-CUT recovery route.

  • Clear Diagnostics for Easier Support

    Machine identity, fault feedback, operating logs and service metrics give support teams useful information from the system itself.

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Built for daily production

CNC Control That Fits the Way You Work

V-CUT brings the controls for each stage of the job together, helping operators prepare, check and run work with less time spent navigating menus.

  1. Prepare Your Job

    Load the approved job file, confirm the datum position, review the required tools and check the job dimensions.

  2. Check Before Cutting

    Check the job boundary and run the programmed toolpath above the material to verify positioning before cutting.

  3. Monitor Your Progress

    See the active tool, feed rate, spindle status, distance to go and estimated time remaining as the job runs.

  4. Restart After an Interruption

    Resume interrupted work from a known program line or toolpath point using the controlled restart options.

  5. Get Support When You Need It

    Give the DXF support team fault details, machine logs and service information to help diagnose the issue.

Applications

CNC routing for sheet and component production

The final configuration depends on the material, finish, throughput and process—not an industry label alone.

  • Sign and display

    Panels, lettering and fabricated display work.

  • Furniture and joinery

    Repeatable panel and component production.

  • Plastics and composites

    Profiling specialist sheet materials with the appropriate process setup.

  • Prototypes and short runs

    Flexible preparation for samples, development work and shorter batches.

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Specify it properly

Specify the CNC router around the work

Material, sheet size, finish, throughput, file handling and site services all affect the right configuration.

  • Materials, thicknesses and normal sheet sizes
  • Tool changes, one-off work and repeat production
  • Vacuum, extraction, compressed air and electrical supply
  • Operators, shifts, file sources and support access

Vector VR2

Studio view of the Vector VR2. Table format and specification vary by application.
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