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After 40 years on duty, the only thing left for the old machine was the way to the junkyard. Now a PFE with 1,000 mm saw blade has been put into service. This allows workpieces of up to 370 mm to be sawn
A made-to-measure Fickert + Winterling system, precisely mounted on the existing foundations, guarantees the production of massive sandstone parts at Scheuermann company.
The saw, type PFE-160, enables a cutting depth of 500 mm with a saw blade diameter of 1.300mm
Robertson Granite in Aberdeen, Scotland is glad to offer their customers now tombstones in a perfect polish.
The new grinding and polishing machine ASP 206c is designed for automatically processing of individally formed tombstones. The automated grinding head change systems allowes over night work without any operaror controlling the machine
The company Rappl from Moosbach is pleased with the new PDK-800 K2 CNC turning saw. Because of the two working areas, continuous work is possible. While in the one area the workpieces are prepared, is produced in the other work area. The use of saw blades up to 1,100 mm is possible, which offers sufficient cutting depth for the production of block steps and similar solid pieces.
A special grinding machine now facilitates the production processes for the company Rehburger Betonwerke. With the 5-axis grinding machine ASP 208, concrete steps or cheeks are finished in one work cycle. The tread, setting surface and end face receive their desired surface. The grinding tools required for this are automatically changed. The two processing tables allow a continuous work sequence and separate the benches from the working area (hazardous area) of the machine
Mr Marek Kazimir from Rekos Stone is glad about his new grinding and polishing machine ASP 206c. The machine has two working areas, separated by the grinding head magazine ...
