Delmac Catalog 2008

Mayer Beam Saws Mayer Saws: A name that says quality and reliability, worldwide! Mayer machines are manufactured of high quality material and superior technologies and are used for cutting panels made of Wood, Plastics, and Nonferrous metals. The premium features of all Mayer products include their very modern axis drive and control-technology as well as the heavy and rigid saw bed and positioning fence construction. Our high quality level guarantees high precision and reliability. Mayer Facts: • • • • 1950 the company was founded as a metal machining company 1966 the first veneer cutting saws were built 1972 the first panel cutting saws were built in the meantime, more than 5000 machines have been built for different ranges of application The Mayer product line consists of: • • • • Front Loading Panel Saws Rear Loading Panel Saws Angular Panel Saws Automated Material Loading & Component off-loading Systems Mayer beam saws are used to cut almost any type of panel into blank components. They are faster and easier to use than other machines. The PC control allows for complete integration into networks, databases and barcoding applications. These machines will process several different types of materials with typical ranges of: • • • • • • Solid Wood up to ” thick Particleboard up to 10” thick Laminate sheet Solid Surface Aluminum up to 10” thick Plexiglas • • • • • • Plastics up to ” thick Phenolic Extruded PVC Fiberglass up to ” thick Printed Circuit Board up to ” thick Postformed tops up to ” thick – www.delmac.com http://www.delmac.com

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Delmac Catalog 2008 Contents Busellato CNC Machining Centers & Routers OMAL Bore & Dowel Machines Fravol Contour Banders IDM Single & Double Side Edgebanders Mayer Panal Saws Bonacin Electric Case Clamps CPC Assembly & Clamping Casadei Wide Belt Sanders, Saws & Edgebanders Celaschi Single & Double End Tenoners Gabbiani Flooring Machines

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