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Ezimill Series

Ezimill Intuitive Touch Smart Mill

Three series — otomat, Ezimill and Ezimill+ — from conventional-mill upgrades and single-process automation to graphic-dialog multi-process machining, with intuitive touch control spanning molds, large workpieces and precision parts.

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Series at a glance

otomatConventionalEzimillSingle-FunctionEzimill+Advanced
PositioningEntry · conventional upgradeSingle-process autoAdvanced · multi-process
Control Screen7" (opt. 10.4")10.4"10.4"
OperationConventional mill + axial servoGraphic single-process autoGraphic single/multi-process auto
MachiningFacing · slots · drilling+ polygon pockets · islands+ up to 10 linked sequences
Best forManual-mill upgradeSingle-process workMulti-process work
ModelsOT-1A / OT-2A / OT-3A / OT-4A / OT-5A / OT-6A6 modelsSM-4AL / SM-300AH / SM-800H / SM-1000H4 modelsSM-450H / SM-650H / SM-1654H / SM-2063H / SM-2473H5 models
Intuitive Touch

Draw it, machine it — no G/M code

Built on a traditional machine-tool structure with a drawing-based touch interface, common milling functions are modularized. No complex G/M code or CAD/CAM — operators handle polygon pockets, islands, facing, slots, boring and drilling modules, with guided edge-finding for origin setup.

MODULES

Machining Modules

Machining Modules
Graphic operation interface — polygon pocket/island, facing, slot, boring, drilling milling modules
OPERATION

Operation Screens

Polygon pocket / island
Polygon pocket / island
Easy cutting-parameter setup
Easy cutting-parameter setup
Drilling & guided edge-finding
Drilling & guided edge-finding
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about conversational and intuitive milling machines.

What is a conversational milling machine, and how does it differ from a traditional CNC mill?
A conversational milling machine is a CNC mill that needs no G/M code. The operator enters machining parameters in on-screen table fields via the keypad, and the controller generates the program from those values. Compared with a traditional CNC mill requiring G/M code or CAD/CAM, conversational operation greatly lowers the programming barrier.
What is the difference between an intuitive mill and a conversational mill?
Both eliminate G/M code. A conversational mill enters parameters through keypad-and-table fields. LIHAITEC's Ezimill Intuitive Touch Smart mill uses planar (2D) graphical operation: you select and place machining modules on a 2D plane drawing, then set the Z-axis depth, and the system automatically detects the graphics and generates the toolpath — more visual, with a lower learning curve.
How is an intuitive mill different from a traditional CNC mill?
A CNC mill gives you the cutting capability, but turning that into a finished part still relies on someone writing G/M code or operating a computer-aided drawing system (CAD/CAM). Yet 'aided' is only aided — if the operator lacks the ability to draft and convert the code, the system cannot fill the gap: the drawing still does not get made and the program still does not get generated. It is like handing ingredients to a chef — a different cook yields a different result. LIHAITEC's Ezimill Intuitive Touch Smart mill removes that barrier: just read the drawing, select and place machining modules on a 2D plane drawing and set the Z-axis depth, and LIHAITEC's in-house smart control system automatically detects the graphics and generates the toolpath — no G/M code, no CAD/CAM. The same drawing and conditions produce a consistent path regardless of the operator's programming ability, lowering the requirement from 'able to program' to 'able to read a drawing', and giving traditional shops an on-ramp to smart machinery and smart manufacturing.
How does the LIHAITEC Intuitive Touch Smart milling machine machine automatically without any programming?
On a 2D plane drawing you select and place machining modules and set the Z-axis depth, and the system automatically detects the graphics and generates the corresponding toolpath — no G/M code, no CAD/CAM. This automated machining capability is based on LIHAITEC Utility Model patent M670627 (Automated Machine Tool Controller) and is available today on current production models.
Do I need programming or CAD/CAM skills to operate an intuitive mill?
No. LIHAITEC's Ezimill Intuitive Touch Smart mill uses planar (2D) operation with no G/M code and no CAD/CAM. An operator with basic drawing-reading skills can quickly get productive across planar machining, drilling and pocketing modules. A machine is for machining parts — not for learning a programming language.
Does the intuitive controller require a specific language or text literacy?
No. The intuitive controller turns text-and-command operations into graphics and symbols — operators tap the drawing and set conditions through symbols rather than reading text commands. The graphical, symbol-based interface crosses language and literacy barriers, so operators of any native language or region can use it directly, and it spares exported machines the burden of multi-language interfaces.
How do intuitive mills and machining centers work?
LIHAITEC's Ezimill intuitive mill mainly provides planar (2D) machining modules: select a module and set the Z-axis depth to machine the part. The range spans entry to advanced models, including machining-center models — all with no G/M code, easing the move from a manual mill to CNC.
Can an intuitive mill run fully automatic, repeatable production?
Yes. Save the machining graphics, conditions and origin; recall the setup and run full-auto repeat production — no programming required, so it is not limited to one-off parts.
Can the Intuitive Touch Smart mill add a robotic arm for unmanned, high-volume production?
Yes. The machine can be fitted with a robotic arm and an automatic load/unload unit. Together with the saved machining graphics, conditions and origin, it handles loading, unloading and continuous machining automatically for lights-out mass production — full line automation with no programming.
Can LIHAITEC milling machines be custom-ordered to requirements?
Yes. LIHAITEC builds to order, configuring the machine to your machining range, modules and automation needs; with a robotic arm and automatic load/unload the line can run unmanned around the clock — 24 hours non-stop. Contact us for configuration and model selection.