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    2024 Ficep Exalibur

    2024 Ficep Exalibur

    • Manufacturer: Ficep

    Excalibur Single Spindle Beam drill line 6 pcs tool changer ball screw controlled drill 40' table standard, 10' extensions available compact layout internal chip bucket laser to find beginning of part clam...

    Maryland, USA
  • COSMAC SM10-10T

    COSMAC SM10-10T

    • Manufacturer: Cosmac

    Profiling machine with 10 heads for shaping and polishing porcelain stoneware and double-firing skirting tiles. The 1st and 2st head raking by 30°-60° and with a bucket diamond-ribbed grinder of D.150 is for th...

    Formigine, Italy
  • COSMAC SM7-7T

    COSMAC SM7-7T

    • Manufacturer: Cosmac

    Profiling machine with 7 heads for shaping and polishing porcelain stoneware and double-firing skirting tiles. The 1st and 2st head raking by 30°-60° and with a bucket diamond-ribbed grinder of D.150 is for the...

    Formigine, Italy

Overview

Beam & Profile Processing Lines are specialized machinery systems used in the construction and manufacturing industries to cut, drill, punch, and fabricate steel beams and profiles. These lines are essential for creating precise structural components for buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure projects, offering high efficiency and accuracy.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used Beam & Profile Processing Line?

Check the machine's production capacity, age, and overall condition. Verify maintenance records and inspect for any signs of wear or damage. Consider the compatibility with your existing systems and the availability of spare parts.

How do I ensure the Beam & Profile Processing Line is shipped safely to my location?

Hire a specialized transport company experienced in heavy machinery. Ensure the equipment is properly disassembled, secured, and protected during transit. Confirm all parts are labeled and documented for reassembly.

What is the maintenance schedule for a Beam & Profile Processing Line?

Regular maintenance includes checking and lubricating moving parts, inspecting cutting tools and blades, and ensuring the alignment of beams and profiles. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.