[NebiqCo]

Hi, everyone,

I'm in Melbourne.

Recently I bought a SR3618VI CNC from Multicam Australia, the sales rep told me it is a 2011 model and it will be shipped to Melbourne from Tas.

When the machine arrived, we are suspecting the machine is much older than 2011, here are some reasons:

1.The software comes with the machine is called Toolpath 2006. The technician said it is too old to link to Enroute, so whatever works I have done in Enroute I have to do it again in Toolpath.
The CPU of the computer in the machine was made in 1999, I have googled the model number.

2.The machine uses Cat5 connection which is outdated from 2009.

3.We found a sticker in the tool chamber, it is from previous servicing or some sort, the date on it is 11th October 2010. In service document(it is actually a pdf file, not a hard copy) they gave me, the very first service done was in 2012.

4.The Multicam technician who set up the machine accidentally said he thinks this machine MAY BE from 2002.

5.There is no serial number/compliance plate on the machine, shouldn't all machines should have one?

I have told Multicam my questions and concerns, but of course they have all the "answers" and I'm not convinced.

Now, I'm asking for some help on how do I proof the year of the machine, is there anyone or place can certified a cnc machine?

Regards,

NebiqCo