Webinars on industry trends, demos and suggestions to improve business performance

Taking into account customer needs and the limitations encountered by the competition in recent years, Breton tried to find a mechanical configuration capable of covering the cutting area of an entire slab, even after being moved to the worktable for optimised cutting, in a single pass.

How?

By making the beam 'rotating', i.e. having a maximum usable area between the outer spindles of 4 metres and 50 millimetres.

This solution, which had remained unexplored until now, paved the way for innovative geometries, thus creating 'naturally' faster and more precise cutting strategies

You will discover in five points why Evonix represents a double generational leap in cutting machines:

• Rotary Bridge
• Balanced beam
• Energy and cost savings
• Direct-drive motors
• Disc spindles in special light-structured alloy

When approaching the subject of additive manufacturing, one comes across different types of processes and different degrees of development.
Some reach advanced levels, while others still do not integrate the tools that make the process reliable.
In FDM, the challenge is to facilitate the work of the operator, which uses various materials on different machines.
We will focus on machine learning and AI to make the process predictive and correctly manage critical parameters such as adhesion temperature or mass flow rate.

The market for kitchen countertops is in a constant state of growth, as a direct result of the increasingly diverse material options available to consumers.

Investing in high production equipment in order to expedite manufacturing to meet this new demand is an excellent choice for businesses.

Breton explains which is the best technological solution according to the growing objectives in terms of productivity and investment.

Over the years the cutting and shaping systems have evolved into smart, fully automated processing centers, becoming the desire of medium or large manufacturers.

The profitability of a technological solution depends not so much on its initial purchase price, but on the value it determines in the work process.

Breton suggests 10 indicators to understand the real value of a cutting technology for the business.

Breton shares the way to become a smart kitchen countertop fabricator, able to have a global vision of the project, calculating the cutting planes and disc scraps to the millimetre and, at the same time, meeting the customer’s demands.