AONA CNC Punching Machine for Steel Channels and Angles

This hydraulic CNC machine uses servo feed to punch steel channels and angles. AONA describes options for stock up to 6 m, subject to the section and the order specification. For a shop with a mixed order book, switching between channels and angles is a key consideration. The different reference surfaces call for compatible guides and dies. A saved programme restores the hole pattern, while the setup must also restore the physical datum. Supply one representative drawing for each section. Time the changeover in a trial and check the first hole positions after restarting with the second section.

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Manufacturer: Aona Machinery · China

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