Macotec -News and high technology will be a “must” for this Exhibition

Date: 16 October 2006

Source: Macotec

Date: 16 October 2006

Macotec, important glass cutting table manufacturer will take part together its staff to the Glasstec Exhibition in Dusseldorf 24-28 October in Hall 16 Stand A 59 .On photo: Twin-CutNews and high technology will be a “must” for this Exhibition.

Time is now with Macotec.

Machines we will show:

Cut Star

Well known shaped monolithic cutting machine. Thanks to the art of technology used for its building, Cut Star represents top of Macotec production for monolithic glass cutting. Specified studied to guarantee precision on cutting and big mass production also for big glass thickness.

Strato Line Active

Last but not least model born in Macotec production. It is top production for laminated glass cutting. Cutting, breaking, opening of the glass is completely automatic without any operator movement. Synergy among software and machine, allows production increasing without effort. A Tilting Table with belts is usually put at its side, so to allows automatic sheet forwarding to the quote operator has set in advance: Strato Line Active Belts. Specific studied for big mass production for sheet with big glass and PVB thickness.

Twin Cut Master Shape

Automatic combined machine that permits shaped monolithic glass cutting and straight laminated cutting: two machines in one single solution. Specified studied to satisfy request of customer who want to save space and at the same time have a complete cutting solution.

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