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Date: 7 August 2019

Source: Adelio Lattuada S.r.l.

Date: 7 August 2019

Motorized adjustment of diamond/resin spindles

Tired to perform wheels presetting on vertical edging machines? A-WR System is the answer!

Automatic pre-setting "ZERO" procedure of diamond and resin wheels, without glass and in less than one minute
Automatic recover of the polishing wheels’ wear
Automatic positioning for the wheel’s replacement
Jog increase/decrease of the spindle position (accuracy 0.01 mm)
Automatic positioning on setpoint
Automatic backlash recovery
Automatic spindle cleaning procedure
Wheels wear warning
Spindle's problems warning
Manual unlocking for any situation

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