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| No. | Item | Specifications |
| 1 | Axis Travel | X-axis: 250 mm Y-axis: 300 mm |
| 2 | Worktable Size (X × Y) | 350 mm × 480 mm |
| 3 | Z-axis Feed Height | Optional: 250 mm, 400 mm, or 500 mm |
| 4 | Machining Accuracy | ±0.03 mm |
| 5 | Mechanical Structure | X and Y axes: High-precision linear guide rails and ball screws |
| 6 | Speed | Diamond wire speed: 0–40 m/s (adjustable) |
| Cutting speed: Depending on Materials | ||
| 7 | Auxiliary Systems | Cooling Method: Water cooling |
| Lubrication: Manual lubrication system | ||
| Diamond wire diameter: φ0.45–1.5 mm | ||
| 8 | Drive System | Stepper motor with dedicated driver |
| 9 | Power Supply | AC 380V (optional 220V), 50Hz |
| 10 | Constant Tension Device | Pneumatic control via air pump |
| 11 | Supported File Formats | G-code, 3B code |
| 12 | Control System | HL CNC control system |
| 13 | Overall Dimensions (L×W×H) | 1200 mm × 900 mm × 1300 mm |
| 14 | Machine Weight | 800 kg |
☆ Features:
1. Specifically designed for forming and cutting non-conductive, ultra-hard materials.
2. The integrated castings undergo high-temperature stress-relief treatment, effectively ensuring the machine’s rigidity.
3. Diamond abrasive wire cutting reduces material wastage.
4. Equipped with a pioneering circular (loop-type) diamond wire feeding mechanism, supporting cutting thickness up to 500 mm.
5. Equipped with the HL numerical control system, integrating programming and control functions, easy operation, meeting various requirements for irregular-shaped cutting.
☆ Application Materials:
Graphite, Epoxy Resin Board, Marble, Jade, Shale, Emerald, Agate, Optical Glass, Ceramics, Ferrite, Semiconductor Materials, Silicon Carbide, Refractory Bricks, Shale, Emerald, Agate, etc.
The supplier shall provide free on-site training for 1–2 technical personnel from the buyer’s side, with a duration of 1 to 2 days.
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Training Content |
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1 |
Programming |
Introduction to CAM programming for diamond wire cutting |
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Usage of G-code and 3B code |
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Wire diameter compensation and path offset settings |
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2 |
Operation |
Overview of machine structure and components |
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Startup and shutdown procedures |
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Control panel functions |
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Program loading and parameter adjustment |
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Safe operation protocols |
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3 |
Mechanical Maintenance |
Part 1: Structure Overview |
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– X/Y/Z axis motion system and guide rails |
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– Wire feeding and tension unit |
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– Lubrication and cooling system |
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Part 2: Troubleshooting |
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– Diamond wire replacement |
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– Guide wheel and wire path alignment |
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– Handling wire breakage or jamming |
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4 |
Electrical Maintenance |
Identify key electrical components and symbols |
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Basics of electrical circuits |
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Reading control cabinet diagrams |
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Fault diagnosis (motor, sensor, signal issues) |
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5 |
Practical Testing |
Workpiece clamping and alignment |
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Program dry-run verification |
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Actual cutting test and monitoring |
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Workpiece inspection and quality evaluation |
- From the date of delivery, the supplier provides a one-year mechanical warranty. Under normal operating conditions, the supplier is responsible for free maintenance and replacement of spare parts; however, consumable parts, wear parts, and tools are not covered under the warranty.
- After the one-year warranty period, the supplier will provide the necessary spare parts for repairs and offer repair services at reasonable charges.
