Inclination of each head of up to 22°30’ inwards is provided by two circular guides mounted on four pairs of steel rollers. This patented solution makes it possible to eliminate obstructions in the cutting area, all to the benefit of profile positioning and clamping, while also offering greater rigidity than traditional systems.
Virtual axis for cutting units inclination
Radial cut
With suitable adjustments, the blade exit stroke can be extended beyond the front surface thus greatly increasing the horizontal axis of the cutting angle chart. Protected by another Emmegi Patent, the radial operating mode enables cutting of large section extrusions or simultaneous cutting of multiple profiles. The optimised geometrical design of the new cutting units makes it possible to obtain a cutting angle chart with generous dimensions also in terms of height.
Control
The ergonomic state-of-the-art control panel features a 10.4” touchscreen display and fully customised software and is packed with functions developed in the Microsoft Windows® environment specifically for this machine. The machining cycle can be optimised by creating cutting lists, thereby reducing scrap and cycle times for workpieces loading-unloading.
Profile clamping
Making use of the ample space provided by the use of the virtual axis, clamping of the profile to be cut is performed by two horizontal hold-down devices with extreme precision and in absolute safely. For vertical clamping, particularly for special cuts, the machine can be equipped with a patented system of horizontal hold-down devices.
HS – High Speed
The HS – High Speed version is equipped with a faster X axis (mobile head positioning), and features an integral protection on the sides and at the back, to operate in complete safety, increasing productivity. The safety characteristics of this version, fully inaccessible during operation, allow using automatic cutting cycles, even not supervised, at maximum operational performance.
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.
