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- What is a CNC Router?
- CNC Routers by Application
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- Depreciation Bonus
Thermwood Corporation
is the oldest and most technically advanced manufacturer of high technology machine tools called CNC Routers. Thermwood also develops, manufactures, distributes and supports allied software, technology, equipment and service intended primarily for the manufacturing sector.Thermwood products are used in a wide variety of industries, markets and applications throughout the developed world. Thermwood is highly committed to offering the most advanced, capable and efficient manufacturing technology backed by unsurpassed service and support.
...used to cut, trim and shape a wide variety of materials including wood, plastic, composites, foam, honeycomb core and non-ferrous metals into either flat or three-dimensional shaped products. These fast accurate machines are used by a wide variety of manufacturing industries including woodworking, plastic, aerospace, automotive, boating, medical and defense.
Thermwood builds a wide selection of systems in both 3 and 5 axis configurations, from low cost packages for small shops to aerospace packages capable of machining small and large parts in a single setup.
Calculate your CNC Router Investment with our Lease Calculator
The value of a CNC Router will depend on You and the machine purchased. This quick lease calculator will give you an idea what your monthly and hourly payments would be.
Download the Free eBook - "Understanding CNC Routers"
A CNC Router is designed to greatly improve cut quality, cycle times and accuracy by automating your process and creating a safer environment. Determining if a CNC Router will fit your needs should be an easy decision. Please Click Here to Download our Free eBook "Understanding CNC Routers"
NEWS ALERT: On Dec. 17, President Obama signed legislation that would extend and expand the depreciation bonus through 2012.
The Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act of 2010 provides 100 percent depreciation bonus for capital investments placed in service after September 8, 2010 through December 31, 2012.
The new law also extends Sec. 179 expensing for taxable years beginning in 2012. In 2012, a taxpayer may expense up to $125,000 of the cost of qualifying property placed in service for the year (phase-out threshold of $500,000), indexed for inflation. Note: The Small Business Jobs Act, which increased Sec. 179 expensing levels to $500,000 (phase-out threshold amount is $2 million) for the taxable years beginning in 2010 and 2011, still applies.
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