ANCA RX7

What the maker publishes about the current ANCA RX7

ANCA's RX7, a CNC tool and cutter grinder, started out as a compact regrinding machine meant to fill the space between the smaller RGX and the heavier TX7. The target was steady work on tools up to 16 mm in diameter, with room for larger ones when needed, in a small footprint. When the machine was first shown at GrindTec in 2004, customers judged it better matched to making new tools than to regrinding, partly because of its high spindle power, and it was steered toward mid-range production work. Its spindle is double-ended, so a second wheel pack sits at the opposite end and can do the same work as the first; on the RGX it replaced, the second spindle sat where it was hard to use. Later machines built on the RX7 include the FastGrind, the WGX for woodworking tools, the RX7SP for micro tools and the GX7+ regrinder. ANCA handed unit number 1000 to GESAC, a partner in China, at a ceremony held in Thailand in October 2011.

Source: ANCA, October 27, 2026.

What the ANCA RX7 is used for

Customers took up the RX7, which ANCA first meant as a regrinder, for making new mid-range tools, the maker's 2011 article recounts, with tools of up to 16 mm across as the main target.

Source: ANCA, October 27, 2026.

When the ANCA RX7 was built

GrindTec 2004 was where the RX7 was introduced to the public, according to ANCA's December 2011 article, which also says the RX7 took the place of the RGX and that the 1000th unit was presented in Thailand that October.

Source: ANCA, October 27, 2026.

ANCA RX7 listing history

Where it was listed

Model years seen

2005.

Looking for an ANCA RX7 for sale?

We have tracked 1 ANCA RX7 listing on 1 marketplace (equipt.com), model year 2005. We buy ANCA RX7 machines and do not sell them.

2005

Every ANCA RX7 we have tracked

The ANCA RX7 among grinders

Browse all CNC Tool & Cutter Grinders, or see every ANCA machine we track.

Other grinders in this directory