Schraml combiFIN - Vertical CNC production system for processing flat glass

Date: 9 June 2021

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LiSEC Austria GmbH

Date: 9 June 2021

The combiFIN is the fastest and most uncomplicated type of vertical processing of medium-sized glass formats with optimum cycle times and cost-effectiveness.

combiFIN combines intelligent processing devices into a logical unit and also allows the individual components to be used independently. Typically, the line is formed by a GLX P1 grinding and polishing machine in combination with an MRX G7 drilling and milling centre. A topDRILL© drilling machine can be used instead of the MRX G7, soon also with patented water jet technology as additional equipment. All devices are CNC-controlled. The range is complemented by topCLEAR washing machines and mechanical water treatment systems.

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2021-06-09T09:33:37

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