Vegamatic Pusher T

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An automatic version cutting centre with 3 controlled axes, manual loading and automatic storage unloading on the opposite side, with front CNC blade, dedicated to cutting Aluminium and PVC profiles and light alloys in general. It performs predefined and optimised cutting lists in automatic. It can execute blunt cutting on both sides of the profile. It is designed to execute cutting at angles from 45° to 135° or from 22°30’ to 157°30’. Configurable with horizontal or vertical drilling units that can be personalised for specific automatic machining.

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Technical data

AXIS STROKES

U AXIS (feeder) (mm)

7.500

X AXIS (ejector, only vers. PUSHER T/TC) (mm)

1.000

B AXIS (angle of blade) (according to version)

45° ÷ 135° ; 22°30’ ÷ 157°30’

V AXIS (gripper transversal positioning) (mm)

138

W AXIS (gripper vertical positioning) (mm)

138

LOADING UNIT: PROFILE POSITIONING

Infeed roller conveyor

Max. loadable profile length (mm)

6.850

Max. loadable profile width (mm)

190

Electronic axis gripper positioning (V and W axes)

Theoretical minimum cutting length (mm)

Minimum machinable profile section (mm)

30 x 30

CUTTING UNIT

Blade diameter at carbide-tipped (mm)

Ø = 550

Hydro-pneumatic blade feed

Minimal oil diffusion lubrication system

Power rating (kW), “three-phase” blade drive motor

Pre-set for swarf exhauster

CUTTING DIAGRAM

UNLOADING UNIT

Unloading workbench with automatic ejector

Max. profile length that can be unloaded automatically on standard unloading bench (mm)

2.500

Max. profile length that can be unloaded automatically with optional belt magazine (mm)

4.000

Optional belt magazine depth (mm)

2.000

SAFETY DEVICES AND PROTECTIONS

Cutting area pneumatically-controlled integral protection

WORKPIECE LOCKING

Vertical pneumatic vices

Horizontal pneumatic vice

Vice pressure reduction with pressure gauge

Included

Available

Bar feeder

The extremely fast and precise numerical control system (CNC) for bar positioning includes a gripper for clamping the profile and the possibility to manually adjust the position. The movement is transmitted on a rack through a low backlash gearbox to maintain the high standards of precision guaranteed by the CNC. The feeder slides on case-hardened and tempered bars through linear bushings.

Ejector

The ejector controlled by the CNC grips the workpiece during machining and, once completed, shifts it from the cutting area to the unloading magazine, holding it in the same position so as to facilitate the subsequent machining phases. Motion is transmitted by means of a toothed belt and secure gripping of the workpiece is ensured by pneumatic cylinders.

Cutting module

The cutting module consists of a single-head cutting off machine with hydro-pneumatic blade feed. It is provided with a 550 mm blade featuring wide cutting range: from 45° to 135° or from 22°30’ to 157°30’ (based on model). Setting of the cutting angles is fully automatic and is handled by the CNC.

Control

The operator interface with 15" touchscreen display has a network connection, USB ports and a floppy disk drive for communicating with external devices. It also features a built-in control panel, mouse and keyboard, it is preset for the installation of a label printer and connection to a remote control panel. The control is managed by the Windows operating system under which the Job and Blade software packages are installed: Job is designed for the job editor and optimizing cutting lists; Blade, installed alongside Job, controls the machine’s operations and manages the machining processes.

Unloading magazine

The workpiece unloading magazine has an automatic tilting and moving system that enables machining to be performed continuously, thus reducing the cycle time. In addition, the magazine allows finished workpieces to be stacked while a sensor, which emits a signal when the magazine is full, supervises system operation.

Label printer (Optional)

The industrial label printer allows each cut profile to be identified with identifying features from the cutting list. In addition, barcode printing enables easy identification of the profile itself, which is particularly useful for subsequent machining steps on Machining Centres or assisted assembly lines.