Small CNC machines for education allow CNC operators to gain real-world experience with milling machines and lathes, but at a fraction of the cost of a big CNC machine tool. YORNEW Small CNC Machine Tools and FANUC, Siemens have partnered to now offer secondary and post-secondary schools with hands-on skill development and industry-recognized certifications using world-class YORNEW machine tools combined with FANUC’s or Siemens’s industry-leading CNC controls. YORNEW small CNC machines designs and manufactures CNC lathes, milling machines for the education market, building the Next Generation of Machinists.

We design and manufacture a comprehensive range of CNC milling machines, lathes and mini CNC center– specifically designed for the education & training market-and these Yornew products are a familiar feature in school and Engineering facilities throughout the world.The Yornew's small CNC machine is the proven mini machining solution perfect for prototyping in steel, aluminum, other soft metals, plastics, and other materials. it is arguably the best Small CNC milling machine available today.

Yornew's small teaching CNC machine tools, compared with the large machine tools in the industry, have the characteristics of small occupied area, complete functions, low price, easy for students to use, and low cost of teaching use and maintenance. Small CNC machine tools have the function of large machine tools, and can meet the needs of CNC teaching in the early stage. From the appearance and color matching, there is always a kind of ability to stimulate students' interest, so that students unconsciously fall in love with the machine, so that the initiative and enthusiasm for learning are improved, and the effect is very obvious.

Yornew's small CNC machine tools have a variety of advantages: Compared with traditional large CNC machines, small CNC machines are more affordable, allowing schools and educational institutions to introduce advanced small CNC machines at a lower cost. This helps to reduce the cost of education and make CNC technology accessible to more schools and students.

Hands-on training is the most effective way for most students to learn. So why do so many schools keep their kids away from CNC equipment? Because a crash can cost upwards of ten grand, that's why.YORNEW's CNC machines use lower horsepower spindles that won't destroy the machine on the worst days, but they have enough giddy-up to cut any material, just like the big boys.Your students can get hands-on training and you can avoid crash-related heart attacks. Win-win.