FSR Vertical CNC Glass Machining Center
FSR, multiple processes combining in a single machine It is a vertical CNC glass processing center. It integrates vertical drilling, milling, grinding, and polishing operations; it can be used for any or a combination of these operations on flat or shaped glass sheets. Its main feature is that it allows it to perform a wide variety of operations with speed and optimum precision. its versatility — Finished parts are obtained at a single station without the need for separate machines.
Four Operations, One Station, One Connection
Transporting the glass to a separate machine for each process means both increased handling time and a risk of breakage. FSR completes the drilling → milling → grinding → polishing chain in a single setup, reducing both waste and cycle time.
FSR Technical Specifications
The values below vary depending on the machine configuration and the geometry to be machined. For exact values specific to your project and a detailed technical data sheet, please contact us. Contact us.
| Maximum glass size (W × H) | — |
|---|---|
| Minimum glass size (W × H) | — |
| Glass thickness range | — |
| Integrated processes | Drilling · milling · grinding · polishing |
| Hole diameter range | — |
| Number and power of spindles | — |
| Mileage | — rpm |
| Automatic tool changer | There is |
| Number of axes | — |
| Positioning accuracy | — |
| Types of glass that can be processed | Flat, shaped, Low-E coated. |
| Total installed power | — |
| Operating voltage | — |
| Air pressure / water requirement | — |
| Machine weight | — |
“Values marked with "—" are determined according to the machine configuration.
FSR Hardware and Capabilities
FSR is structured for productions requiring multiple processes on a single sheet, such as shower enclosure and furniture glass, architectural glass, railing and door applications.
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