Semi-automatic double-blade saw for notches in aluminium and plastic profiles. Separate vertical and horizontal cutting enables the preparation of façade and structural joints.
Technical data Ask about this model ↗Profile notching
How to understand the process.
- 01Profile and joint angle
- 02Cutout production
- 03Prepared joint
Two planes define the profile cutout
For cuts for façade and structural joints, we combine vertical and horizontal cutting. Height, depth and angles together determine the geometry of the profile joint.
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What defines this version ↓Key features of PRISMA 500
- Semi-automatic notch saw with manual angle adjustment.
- Two separate motors drive the horizontal and vertical saw blades.
- Facade profiles, crossbars and more demanding structural joints.
How to compare the version
Manual and motorised adjustment mainly affect setup and repeatability of geometry. Before selection, we check the joint drawing, profile orientation and access for both saw blades.
Selected data from the technical table. Multiple values mean different configurations; details are listed below.
Version details
Technical data.
| Data | Version |
|---|---|
| Blade drive | Two motors of 3 kW each |
| Feed | Adjustable hydro-pneumatic |
The values apply to the specified model or family. More values in a row mean different versions or equipment. Standard and optional equipment as well as final dimensions are confirmed for the quotation configuration.
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