TUROMAS RUBI 406VA - Float Jumbo PLF glass cutting table

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Date: 28 July 2021

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Date: 28 July 2021

RUBI 406VA meets the loading, cutting and automatic unloading needs of the most demanding customers.

The first stand-alone cutting table for 6-meter float glass where the automatic loader is integrated into the cutting table structure itself, optimizing the processes of loading, positioning, cutting and evacuation in just 35 m2.

It integrates a new generation of edge deletion systems able to meet the needs of today’s market and the requirements of the most demanding customers: larger amounts of glass in multiple coating formats Low E, TPF, and Easypro.

➕ flexibility ➕ automation ➕ space

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600450

Turomas

2021-07-28T06:00:00

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