Performance Series

The Performance Series is Simply Technologies’ heavy-use CNC router lineup, built for small shops running daily production rather than occasional jobs. It covers six models across four work areas, from a 24″ x 36″ entry model up to a 48″ x 48″ format with automatic tool changing. All require a dedicated 220–240V single-phase supply in North America.

Compare the Performance Series

All PERFORMANCE Series machines require a dedicated 220–240V single-phase supply in North America. Confirm the required circuit, plug and available voltage with our team before ordering. View current pricing on each product page, it is shown in your local currency automatically.

Choosing the Right Performance Router

Shops moving from occasional jobs into daily production usually start with a PERFORMANCE 6 or PERFORMANCE 8. If your work involves frequent tool changes mid-job, the PERFORMANCE 8ATC or 16ATC reduce manual tool changes and operator interruption. Shops running higher volume or larger sheet goods are better served by the PERFORMANCE 16 or 16ATC. Our CNC routers Canada buying guide walks through the decision in more depth, or you can talk to our team directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Performance Series and the Discovery Series?
Both are CNC routers built in the same bed-size range. The Performance Series is built for shops running sustained daily production, with ATC versions available in both ranges (the DISCOVERY 16ATC and the PERFORMANCE 8ATC and 16ATC).

What does ATC mean?
Automatic tool changer. Models with ATC in the name reduce manual tool changes and operator interruption on jobs that use multiple bits.

Do I need special electrical for a Performance router?
All PERFORMANCE Series machines require a dedicated 220–240V single-phase supply in North America. Confirm the required circuit, plug and available voltage with our team before ordering.

Can I finance a Performance Series machine?
Financing options may be available to qualified applicants. Request a Quotation and our team will explain the current options. Our CNC machine financing guide has background on how equipment financing works.