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Waterjet cutting line TOPJETfor compositesfor metalfor glass
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Characteristics
- Technology
- waterjet
- Material
- for metal, for stone, for composites, for glass
- Product handled
- slab
- Applications
- for industrial applications
- Configuration
- bridge
- Other characteristics
- automatic, with conveyor, flying
- Overall length
4,400 mm
(173 in)- Overall width
3,300 mm
(130 in)- Height
2,000 mm
(79 in)- Weight
3,500 kg
(7,716.18 lb)
Description
The TOPJET machine is characterized by a reinforced Flying Bridge structure equipped with an automatic handling system with conveyor belts. Ideal for kitchen tops, stone and glass industries.
Entering slab with barcode coding system
Waterjet system with suction vacuum for automatic waste material unloading
Slab washing and drying system after cutting
Automatic slab sliding and lifting system with width adjustment
Processed final slab
• Slab Position Accuracy : ±0,5 mm (0.020”)
• Mechanical Accuracy : ±0,1 mm (0.004”)
• Ball Bar : ±0,1 mm (0.004”)
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