Cut-Off Machines (4)

• Vertical-drop: the head descends straight onto the part. Maximum precision on regular-section tube and repetitive cuts. View vertical-drop machines
• Tilting: the head pivots on an axis when cutting. More section capacity and easier miter cutting. View tilting machines

• Steel and stainless steel: accept similar cutting parameters; most of the catalog is prepared for both.
• Aluminum: requires a specific disc and feed speed to avoid burrs and heat buildup. View machines for aluminum

• Manual: the operator controls feed and clamping. Lower investment, ideal for short runs.
• Semi-automatic: the cutting cycle runs on its own; the operator loads and unloads. The most common balance.
• Automatic: integrated bar feeder, cutting and evacuation. Reduces cost per part in continuous production.
• CNC: numerical control that removes setup between runs. Pays off quickly if you change size often.

The cut-off machine cuts with a disc: speed and finish on small and medium sections. For complex geometries, bevels or holes without tooling, consider laser tube cutting; to see all technologies, visit tube and profile cutting.