Galaxy- Hydraulic Cutting Machine
FOB Price:
Type:
Stone Hand Held MachinesHand Held Stone Cutter
Usage:
Granite, Marble, Limestone, Onyx, Artificial Stone
After-Sale
Warranty:12 Months
Machinery Function Features
Galaxy- Hydraulic Cutting Machine with disc
This cutting machine was projected because OMA SYSTEM wished to fill the void existing between an expensive and massive product, such as CNC machine, and the portable blender. The result is a machine that can realize straight, oval, shaped and multi-directional cuttings. It can be used free hand, with a template or following a line directly designed on the slab. Furthermore, with opportune optionals it is possible to realize no-slide canals.
This cutting machine was projected because OMA SYSTEM wished to fill the void existing between an expensive and massive product, such as CNC machine, and the portable blender. The result is a machine that can realize straight, oval, shaped and multi-directional cuttings. It can be used free hand, with a template or following a line directly designed on the slab. Furthermore, with opportune optionals it is possible to realize no-slide canals.
Technical Data
Parameters |
Unit |
Galaxy |
Max. cutting thickness |
cm |
5 |
Apr. weight |
Kg |
4 |
Overall height |
cm |
15 |
Power source |
cv |
4 |
Min. cutting diameter |
cm |
10 |
Overall width |
cm |
18 |
Maximum no-load speed |
r/min |
10.000 |
Overall length |
cm |
21 |
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Ric***Wrote:
hello my name is rick lukert i bought out a fabicator who had one of these. how do i get parts and can it cut a mitre 45degrees
Ste***Wrote:
Hello There you have been the only person online who is selling a Galaxy stone saw. I have a 2003 Galeski Galaxy 3000 stone cutting saw. the saw was bought from Germany in 2003 for 25k. It is still in great shape we are looking to get 7k for it. Do you have any suggestions or outlets who may be interested in buying this? Regards Steve
