The machine supports cutting lengths from 580 mm up to 3,700 mm.
Maximum cutting scope is 100 mm x 200 mm (width x height) for aluminum profiles.
The machine uses a 450 x 30 mm saw blade with 120 teeth (120T), typically a carbide-tipped blade suitable for aluminum.
The machine supports fixed 45° miter cuts and 90° straight cuts; the double-head design allows simultaneous angled cuts on both ends of a profile.
The machine weighs approximately 1,200 kg. It should be installed on a stable, level concrete floor with sufficient clearance for loading/unloading, maintenance and dust extraction connections.
It is optimized for aluminum and other non-ferrous profiles. Cutting harder ferrous metals may require different blades and machine configurations—consult the manufacturer before use.
The machine is designed for precision profile cutting and delivers clean, accurate miter and straight cuts. Final accuracy and surface finish depend on blade type, feed settings and workholding; consult the supplier for achievable tolerances under your production conditions.
Most units can be fitted with dust extraction ports and coolant/misting systems to manage chips and heat. Confirm available options with the supplier and connect to an appropriate extractor for best results.
Typical safety features include blade guards, emergency stop(s), safety interlocks, and protective covers. Always follow local safety regulations and provide operator training before use.
Blade life depends on material, cutting volume and feed settings. Inspect the blade regularly for wear or damage and replace when cutting quality declines. For high-volume production, plan regular blade inspections and keep spare blades on hand.
Yes — the double-head configuration is designed to cut both ends of a profile in one cycle, reducing handling time and increasing throughput for mitered or matched-length parts.
Routine maintenance includes cleaning chips from the saw area, checking and lubricating guide rails and moving parts, inspecting clamps and guards, and verifying blade condition and alignment. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for best performance.
Many suppliers offer installation, commissioning and operator training packages. Confirm availability and whether they are included or offered as an option when ordering.
Yes — common customizations include different blade types, automatic loading/unloading systems, enhanced dust extraction, coolant systems and automation features. Contact the manufacturer with your production requirements for available options.
Warranty terms and support services vary by manufacturer. Check the specific product warranty, spare-parts availability and after-sales support options before purchase.
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