TUROMAS LAM 505SX - Laminated glass cutting table

Date: 4 February 2021

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Turomas

Date: 4 February 2021

The LAM 500 series is aimed at companies that need maximum productivity and automation. Designed to work integrated in a laminated cutting line or as part of a mixed line.

Take a look at the new video of LAM 505SX Laminated glass cutting line and check out how you can achieve and guarantee the highest quality and precision in each movement required in the scoring, breaking and separation processes for laminated glass.

Maximum cutting size:
3700 mm (146″)
4700 mm (185″)
6000 mm (236″)

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2021-02-04T08:07:16

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