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    1993 Costa Optima 2000 CNC

    1993 Costa Optima 2000 CNC 95235

    • Manufacturer: Costa

    Control: CNI | Cnc axis positioning: Yes | Double-end profiler: Yes | Handing over: Yes | Longitudinal profiler: Yes | Magazine: Yes | Working width min-max mm: 320-4000 | Working height min-max mm: 30-100 | Dou...

    Petershagen, Germany
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    Kaltenbach KF1606

    Kaltenbach KF1606

    • Manufacturer: Kaltenbach
    • Model: KF

    Table of contents Table of contents The Kaltenbach KF1606 sheet processing center for drilling and plasma cutting of flat steel and sheets. The flat steel drilling and burning system Kaltenbach KF 1606 is a CNC-c...

    Cologne, Germany
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    Ficep Excalibur 1201DE

    Ficep Excalibur 1201DE

    • Manufacturer: Ficep
    • Model: Excalibur

    Table of Contents Ficep 1201 DE Excalibur Drilling Machine for Structural and Flat Steel Machining Ficep 1201 DE Excalibur Drilling Machine for Structural and Flat Steel Machining The Ficep Excalibur 1201 DE i...

    Cologne, Germany

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.