CMS Maxima - Glass

Date: 11 March 2022

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Date: 11 March 2022

5-axis interpolated Numerically Controlled machining center with automatic tool change for the working of flat glass sheets of all thicknesses and bent glass.

It carries out all types of edge grinding and polishing, arising, milling, cutting with disk, drilling, contouring, engraving, writing, variable-angle beveling operations and special machining. It’s the sturdiest machining center in the field, which makes it ideal for any type of working condition.

wide rotation of axes C (4th axis) and B (5th axis) for the realization of 0-90° variable-angle beveling and dynamic variation of the bevel depth. The configuration with diamond disk is also available for straight and inclined cuts
Z-axis stroke from 460 to 900 mm for the most demanding works on bullet-proof, military, aerospace and special glass sheets
thanks to the high configurability of the machine, it is possible to process glass sheets in massive sizes

600450

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2022-03-11T04:00:00

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