Electronic twin-head cutting-off machine with frontal blade Electronic twin-head cutting-off machine with the moving cutting head powered by brushless motor with numerical control system. Pneumatic control of the angular setting from 90° to 22°30’ (external) with mechanic adjustment of intermediate angles. Hydropneumatic blade feed. Available in two versions with 4000 and 5000 mm cutting length.
Inclination of each head, up to 22°30' outwards for both the aluminium and PVC machine versions, is achieved on two circular guides mounted on four pairs of steel rollers. This patented solution makes it possible to eliminate obstructions in the cutting area, all to the benefit of profile positioning and clamping, while also offering greater rigidity than traditional systems. X axis absolute magnetic strip positioning eliminates the need for the axes reference and connected cycle times.
Making use of the ample space provided by the use of the virtual axis, clamping of the profile to be cut is performed by two horizontal hold-down devices with extreme precision and in absolute safely. For vertical clamping, particularly for special cuts, the machine can be equipped with a patented system of horizontal hold-down devices. Three mechanically operated intermediate supports deploy automatically to support the profile for very long cutting lengths.
The intuitively designed control panel allows correct mobile heads positioning in accordance with the required cutting schedule. The interface uses a 5.7” touch-screen and fully personalised software and is packed with bespoke functions that are unique to this machine. The control panel can be optionally installed on bearings sliding on a rail that spans the entire front of the machine. The machining cycle can be optimised by creating cutting lists, thereby reducing scrap and cycle times for parts loading-unloading.
The industrial label printer allows each cut profile to be identified with identifying features from the cutting list. In addition, barcode printing enables easy identification of the profile itself, which is particularly useful for subsequent machining steps on Machining Centres or assisted assembly lines.
