Upgrade kit – New cutting tool modification
Three reasons to upgrade
1.
INCREASED PRECISION
- Real cutting path is 100% according to the
programmed path - Higher cutting accuracy and a more precise radius
at process start and finish - Significantly reduced glass grinding allowance
- Reduced cycle time and increased grinding wheel life
2.
EASY TO OPERATE
- Easy-to-install, plug-and-play upgrade kit, with minimum
downtime - Cutting path is simple to program
- Directly creates shaping and nesting file without
step-by-step optimization - No additional lubricator required for compressed air
3.
WIDE RANGE OF APPLICATIONS
- Perfectly suitable for thin glass applications
down to a 0.4-mm thickness - Highly precise cutting force adjustability,
even for the thinnest ranges - Repeatable cutting accuracy of ± 0.1 mm
Upgraded cutting tool combined with direct-drive technology
You can now retrofit your existing Bystronic glass automotive and architectural glass cutting equipment manufactured from 1995 onwards with a new cutting tool. The upgrade kit includes a new direct-drive cutting tool with a springless cutting wheel shaft.
This kit is available for existing champ’speed machines with a B&R control system, champ’compact machines with CNC96 control systems and all architectural glass cutting equipment with CNC96 control systems.
Your benefits:
• Increases the cutting accuracy of the machine
• Perfectly suitable for thin glass applications down to a 0.4-mm glass thickness due to the adjustable cutting force precision
• Optimized breaking result improves both the grinding time and grinding wheel life, resulting in reduced costs
References
AGP Architectural Glass Products, NZ
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Read moreSteinfort Glas BV, Netherlands
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