Go beyond the vertical spindle. Discover precision aggregate heads for edge work, angled machining, surface following and specialised production.
A CNC aggregate transfers the spindle’s drive into another direction or a specialist machining action. That can mean drilling an edge, cutting a mitre, following a contoured surface or machining beneath a workpiece.
Horizontal, fixed-angle and adjustable heads bring the cutter to features a vertical spindle cannot reach directly.
Floating units reference the actual surface to help control depth despite variations in material or clamping.
Combine the aggregate, cutting tool, machine support and programming around the finished part you want to produce.
Space-conscious units for drilling, routing, sanding and lighter sawing applications. Grease lubrication in a compact package.
A broad choice of rigid, high-speed units for everyday machining and highly specific operations, with grease-lubricated designs.
Substantial construction and oil lubrication for large tools, demanding sawing, profiling, brushing and surface machining.
From a single horizontal spindle to four outputs on one head, choose the reach and flexibility your operation needs. VARIO adds adjustable-angle machining; MONO FIX provides a dedicated angle for repeat work.
Set the spindle angle with a pivot arm and vernier scale. A compact choice for angled drilling, routing and light sawing when the machine has limited working space.
Two opposed horizontal spindles in a compact housing. Equip the head for edge drilling and light routing while keeping the aggregate envelope manageable.
A single horizontal output extends the spindle into edge work. Applications include dowel holes, connector recesses, back grooves and sawing, with tool connections selected for the job.
Specify a fixed spindle angle for a recurring operation. This is a dedicated-angle head for work such as mitres and angled hardware holes; the angle is defined when the unit is configured.
Carry two horizontal tools on one aggregate. Alternate between machining operations without returning to the magazine for a separate head, subject to machine orientation and clearance.
Four horizontal outputs give one aggregate multiple machining options. Load a combination of drilling, routing or sawing tools to suit repeated cabinet and joinery operations.
Adjust from 0° to 100° using a fine-adjustment mechanism and digital readout. Useful for angled hinges, mitred connector grooves and edge work where the machining angle changes between jobs.
Three tool outputs combine horizontal and vertical machining on one head. Keep several operation-specific tools ready for a sequence of drilling and routing tasks.
Maximum ratings vary with configuration, lubrication, tool and application. Titan will confirm the machine connection, operating limits and lead time for your selected unit.
Thickness variation and uneven clamping can affect a programmed depth. SOFT TOUCH units follow the workpiece mechanically, with axial, radial or combined movement selected for the feature being machined.
Follow the actual workpiece surface to maintain a controlled cutting depth. Axial floating movement compensates for thickness variation and uneven clamping during precision surface operations.
Combine a horizontal gearbox with surface referencing for controlled-depth saw grooves. The copying arrangement follows the face so the groove can remain consistent as the surface varies.
Radial surface following for edges on contoured parts. Built for controlled chamfering, radiusing and deburring applications on appropriate 5-axis machines or robotic systems.
An axial floating head for repeatable depth relative to the real surface. A practical route to referenced machining when board thickness or workholding introduces small height differences.
Surface-referenced machining in a smaller package. This compact floating unit addresses restricted machine space while maintaining the axial copying function needed for consistent depth.
Respond to surface variation in axial and radial directions. Intended for shaped parts where edge finishing must follow more than one direction of variation.
Combine surface copying with heavier machining of plastics, composites and aluminium. The unit references the workpiece while supporting drilling and milling tasks.
Trim applied edge banding flush to the panel using a referencing function. The aggregate follows the workpiece to control the relationship between the finished edge and board face.
Maximum ratings vary with configuration, lubrication, tool and application. Titan will confirm the machine connection, operating limits and lead time for your selected unit.
Go from cabinet connector patterns to door lock pockets and window hardware. These application-focused units are built around the joint, the reach and the machining sequence.
Machine Lamello Clamex profile grooves with an aggregate-based system. The package brings together the head and application tooling for face work; the correct connection geometry and CNC programming remain part of the selection.
Create the three-hole pattern for Lamello Cabineo connectors in one drilling stroke. The fixed spindle arrangement makes the connector pattern repeatable without three separate positioning moves.
An extended lock-recess head with two horizontal outputs. Reach into door lock pockets or drill baluster holes with a layout developed for these access-intensive operations.
A lock-pocket specialist with an additional mechanism for productive recess machining. Select it around the lock geometry, tool and door construction rather than treating it as a general-purpose angle head.
Two horizontal outputs for lock recesses and baluster drilling. Another application-specific option in the EXTRA family, selected around reach, tool loading and the machine interface.
A horizontal multi-spindle head for window hardware and dowel-hole production. Its bearing arrangement and steel housing address the axial loads of demanding drilling operations.
A dedicated aggregate for door-frame machining. Its output arrangement is chosen for access to frame features and the tooling required by the production process.
Mortise the narrow slots required for fiche hinges. Configure the orientation and tool arrangement for the door or frame and its specific hinge geometry.
Maximum ratings vary with configuration, lubrication, tool and application. Titan will confirm the machine connection, operating limits and lead time for your selected unit.
Low-profile, underside and multi-spindle designs address jobs where access or repeated hole positioning drives cycle time. Match the head to the workholding and machine envelope before choosing the tooling.
A slim access solution for corner notching and underside work on suitable 5-axis machines. The compact tool-end geometry helps reach restricted areas without turning the workpiece.
Reach beneath a workpiece for drilling and routing on suitable cantilever machines. An upward-facing output opens underside operations while the part remains in its original clamping position.
A low-profile horizontal drilling head for dowel joints in nested cabinet parts. Its compact geometry is designed to reach the edge close to the table, subject to the machine’s clearances.
Build a multi-spindle drilling pattern around the workpiece. Configurations with 2–49 outputs allow numerous holes to be drilled in one stroke, with layout and capacity selected for the application.
Mechanically square out internal corners left with a cutter radius. This specialist operation helps bring angular recesses into the CNC sequence.
Combine a rotating drill with a surrounding stationary chisel to create square holes and sharp corners. Applications include stair-stringer recesses and internal notching; standard collets simplify changes between compatible tools.
Bring chainsaw machining into CNC joinery. Horizontal or vertical arrangements are available, with drive speed and gearing selected around the chain and sprocket configuration.
Maximum ratings vary with configuration, lubrication, tool and application. Titan will confirm the machine connection, operating limits and lead time for your selected unit.
Large tooling and demanding cuts call for rigidity, the right gearing and a suitable lubrication system. ULTRA LINE brings oil-lubricated construction to heavy sawing, angled work and surface processing.
Digital angle adjustment for heavier mitred machining. The oil-lubricated design offers an adjustable range extending from −100° to +100° for demanding angled operations.
A robust single-output head for heavy sawing and substantial tooling. Oil lubrication and a rigid construction suit applications involving large saws, roughing cutters, profiles or abrasive tools.
A fixed-angle heavy-duty solution for mitred work. Specify the configuration with the tooling and application so the head’s geometry and load capacity suit the cut.
A shaft-style aggregate for planing, grooving, brushing and sanding. Use application-specific tooling to bring surface preparation and texturing into the machining centre.
Two outputs in a heavy-duty, oil-lubricated head. Designed for substantial sawing, roughing, profiling and finishing tools where rigidity and load capacity drive the selection.
Maximum ratings vary with configuration, lubrication, tool and application. Titan will confirm the machine connection, operating limits and lead time for your selected unit.
Sanding, oscillating knives, rotary blades and speed-increasing heads extend the range of CNC operations. Specialist compact and coolant-fed designs also serve composite and aluminium applications.
Bring orbital sanding and polishing into the CNC cycle. Surface following helps the pad work across faces, edges and free-form shapes on CNC machines or robots.
Use oscillating cutting action for soft materials, including honeycomb cores, acoustic products and textiles. Match the blade and movement to the material and required edge finish.
Increase output speed for small-diameter tooling. The speed-increasing gearbox suits operations that need higher cutting speed than the input spindle provides directly.
Sand flat and convex edges with an aggregate-driven abrasive belt. A useful specialist option when edge finishing is part of the CNC process.
Cut thin soft-core materials with a trapezoidal blade. Adjustable knife orientation supports the required cutting approach without using a conventional rotary cutter.
Cut suitable sheet materials with a rotary blade. The attachment provides a different cutting approach for applications where a blade is preferable to chip-forming machining.
A particularly compact head for composite machining. Its reduced envelope helps address tight access while providing a horizontal drilling or routing output.
An offset head with internal coolant delivery for aluminium and metal applications. Match the coolant supply, tool connection and machining conditions to the specific machine.
Maximum ratings vary with configuration, lubrication, tool and application. Titan will confirm the machine connection, operating limits and lead time for your selected unit.
Founded in 2004, ATEMAG—Aggregatetechnologie und Manufaktur AG—specialises in aggregate technology for CNC machining centres and robotic systems.
The company is based in Hofstetten in Germany’s Black Forest. Its work spans wood and wood-based products, plastics, composites and aluminium, with standard families and individually engineered solutions.
Assembly is deliberately hands-on: one assembler builds and adjusts each unit, documenting the work as the components are matched. New and serviced aggregates undergo a test run, with vibration and temperature behaviour recorded against the serial number.
ATEMAG’s approach combines engineering, manufacture and after-sales support. Custom requirements are developed with the customer, including one-off solutions where a standard head cannot meet the operation.
The company gives service the same importance as the original sale. That matters for a precision attachment expected to remain part of a production process over time.
Monitor aggregate speed, operating hours, temperature and vibration to understand how the unit is performing in production.
The sensor system communicates process data through its connected infrastructure. Operators can use that information to identify critical conditions, review operating parameters and plan maintenance.
Ask Titan about a Control 4.0-equipped unit or a suitable retrofit. Eligibility and the required connectivity are confirmed for the particular aggregate.
Condition visibilityWatch operating behaviour during machining.
Service planningUse operating hours to support maintenance decisions.
An aggregate must fit more than the spindle taper. Titan can help work through the machine interface, torque support, available space, tool arrangement and intended operation.
Machine & interfaceShare the make, model, year, spindle connection and aggregate-support arrangement.
Tool & clearanceConfirm tool size, reach, rotation, magazine space and workpiece clearance.
Material & operationInclude the joint or feature, material, depth and expected production volume.
Operating limitsConfirm the approved speed, load, lubrication and machine programming for the configuration.
Secure the aggregate on the bench for tool changes, maintenance and angle adjustment. This universal fixture accommodates different aggregate designs and support-pin arrangements, making setup easier to manage outside the machine.
Guide chips toward the machine’s extraction system with a deflector plate at the tool holder. Selection depends on the tool, machining envelope and extraction arrangement.
Maximum ratings vary with configuration, lubrication, tool and application. Titan will confirm the machine connection, operating limits and lead time for your selected unit.
ATEMAG’s modular approach allows machine-side connections, torque supports and tool-side interfaces to be selected for the application. Discuss future tooling needs while the head is being specified.
Manufacturer services include maintenance, repair, spare parts, modifications and Control 4.0 retrofits. Titan can help coordinate the next step for your unit and its serial number.
Compatibility is confirmed for the exact machine and aggregate. Send Titan the machine make, model, year, spindle interface and details of the existing aggregate support. Working envelope, orientation, tool change and programming also need to suit the proposed operation.
Yes. A swivel spindle does not replace every specialist function. Surface-following units, multi-spindle drilling, small-envelope access and dedicated cutting mechanisms can add capabilities to a suitable 5-axis machine.
ATEMAG develops special aggregate solutions as well as standard product families. Share the feature drawing, material, machine and required process so the configuration can be assessed.
Request an application-specific quote from Titan. Pricing, current availability and delivery depend on the selected aggregate, machine connection, tooling and any custom work. A published product family is not a statement of Canadian stock.
The figures shown are maximum manufacturer ratings for the stated configurations. They are not recommended cutting speeds. Final operating limits must account for the head, lubrication, tool, material and machine; use the approved instructions for the supplied unit.
Tell Titan about the machine, the material and the operation. We’ll help identify a suitable aggregate and confirm configuration, pricing and availability.
