Vertical-drop and tilting cut-off machines for tube and profile, at any level of automation.
OMP
Cyclomatic 370
Automatic cut-off machine for straight cutting of light alloys, with high precision, servo-controlled feed and variable disc speed.
- Hierro / Inox
- Automática
OMP
Cyclomatic 370 PP L
- Aluminio
MACC
K 225
- Basculante
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
OMP
K2 Multi-Head Cutting Saw
Automatic multi-head cutting saw for simultaneous cutting of tubes up to 90 mm in diameter, with capacity of up to 4,500 pieces/hour.
- Hierro / Inox
- Automática
MACC
New 250
- Bajada vertical
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
New 250 DV
- Bajada vertical
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
New 300 E
- Bajada vertical
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
New 300 E DV
- Bajada vertical
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
New 315 E
- Bajada vertical
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
New 315 E DV
- Basculante
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
New 350 E
- Basculante
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
New 350 E DV
- Basculante
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
New 350 S
- Bajada vertical
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
Saw Loader
- Hierro / Inox
- Semiautomática
MACC
Special 215
- Basculante
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
Special 215
Manual cut-off machine with vertical head drop, quick-clamping vice and safety devices, for cutting steel and stainless steel.
- Bajada vertical
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
Special 280 AV
- Hierro / Inox
- Semiautomática
MACC
Special 280 CSO
- Bajada vertical
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
Special 280 M
- Basculante
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
Special 320 CSO
- Basculante
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
Special 320 M
- Basculante
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
Special 320 M/S
- Hierro / Inox
- Semiautomática
MACC
Special 335 CSO
- Basculante
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
MACC
Special 335 M
- Basculante
- Hierro / Inox
- Manual
Vertical-drop and tilting cut-off machines. For tube and profile, at any level of automation.
Manual, semi-automatic, automatic and CNC-controlled.
Aluminum requires a different disc and feed speed than steel and stainless steel.
Which cut-off machine do you need?
Choosing a cut-off machine depends on three things: what you cut, how much you cut, and what finish you need. A workshop with short runs isn’t the same as a continuous production line. These are the key points to get it right.
Vertical-drop or tilting
- 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, stainless or aluminum
- 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
How much automation you need
- 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.
Cut-off machine or another cutting system?
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.
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