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Model |
GBV5380/220/650 |
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Cutting Range(mm) |
■800×220×6500 |
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Saw Blade Size(mm) |
13820×41×1.3 |
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Feeding Speed |
Stepless Speed Control |
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Saw Blade Speed(m/min) |
0-1000 |
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Total Power(kw) |
117 |
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Fastening Mode |
Hydraulic |
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Overall Size(mm) |
25000×14000×3500 |
product features
1. True Hands-Off Automation
The level of automation packed into this thing is crazy. It doesn't just cut; it handles the whole production loop. We are talking about automatic material loading, precision length measuring, head and tail trimming, and even sampling, weighing, and printing. It even takes care of chip removal, block packaging, compression, and final unloading. It takes a massive chunk of manual labor off your payroll and keeps your throughput flying.
2. Blazing Fast, Dead-On Aluminum Cuts
Because this saw was engineered specifically for aluminum ingots rather than steel, it runs at the high speeds necessary to slice through the material cleanly. The automated cutting process means you get identical results on every single run, which slashes material waste and keeps your quality control team happy.
3. Build It Your Way
Every aluminum plant has its own way of doing things, so a rigid, out-of-the-box machine rarely fits perfectly. This equipment is highly customizable. Depending on your specific facility layout or unique workflow requirements, we can tweak the configurations and add extra functions to make sure it matches your production lines seamlessly.
4. Keeping a Clean Shop with Built-In Dust Collection
Let's face it, high-speed aluminum cutting creates an absolute mess of fine dust and chips. If left unchecked, that debris gets into your bearings and ruins your components. This machine features an integrated dust and chip suction system that keeps the workspace surprisingly clean, protects the internal mechanics, and saves you from constant maintenance downtime.
Where This Machine Really Earns Its Keep
Aluminum Processing & Extrusion Plants: If your main business is turning raw aluminum into usable stock, this high-speed setup gives you the fast, precise cutting capacity you need to keep up with demanding order sheets.
Smelting and Casting Shops: Once those fresh ingots come out of the molds, you've got to trim them, prep them, and get them moving. This machine takes the muscle work out of handling those massive, hot-off-the-line blocks, using its automated feed to speed up the whole post-casting bottleneck.
Heavy Industrial Fabrication: If your shop burns through massive amounts of aluminum raw stock every day, you need something adaptable with tight tolerances. This saw fits right into daily production because you can configure it exactly how you want it, and it keeps your cuts dead-on.
High-Volume Production Lines: If you run a round-the-clock facility and are actively trying to trim down labor costs without tanking your throughput, this is a no-brainer. The smart controls and automated material handling mean it slots perfectly into fully automated factories without needing constant babysitting.
