Cms Gea: endless glass machining capabilities with just one machine

Date: 2 February 2021

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Date: 2 February 2021

3 or 4-axis (optional) Numerically Controlled machining center to machine both thin and thick flat glass as well as laminated glass and bullet-proof glass.

According to Greek mythology, Gea is the Earth, mother of all divinities symbolizing the natural elements. Gea symbolizes the original matter that gives life to all things.

This is the concept behind the creation of the new Cms Gea: a machine with so many features, capable of combining all of the options for glass machining into one single machining center.

TOP BUYER BENEFITS

The duraluminum work-table is 18 mm thick and guarantees excellent stability and durability.
It takes 9.5 seconds to change a tool, with magazines installed to the rear, side or even under-beam.
30” high work-table which, combined with the table’s proximity to the operator, places the machine at the top of its category in terms of loading ergonomics.
gea: machining centre with endless possibilities, capable of encompassing all the tools needed to machine flat glass.

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