POWER Machinery is distributing a range of electro-pneumatic automatic sawing machines.
The Condor 90 computer numerical control (CNC) has three derivatives – an LR unit for cutting steels, MR for cutting copper, bronze and brass, and HR for aluminium.
The units are designed to work with the CB 6000 loading magazine in order to increase production.
The machines have a minimum rest piece of 70mm and a 1000mm feeder system using a screw/nut system with recirculating balls and stepper motor. For the CNC function, the machines use a multi-microprocessor to execute up to 32 different zero-degree cuts of different lengths and quantities.
The machines have a display which shows forty characters on 16 lines, communicating technical parameters such as the number of cuts programmed and executed, blade thickness, the feed length of each stroke, cutting time, ampere-meter, diagnostics and cautionary messages.
An automatic and adaptive shearing stress control system with servo-valve is directly mounted on the cylinder. This is said to regulate the feed according to cutting load.

Key contact:
Ken Christensen
ken@powermachinery.com.au

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