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Breton Evonix

Breton Evonix

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Step into the world of precision with our Breton CNC Saws & Work Centres

A hallmark of quality in the stone industry. Our product range is designed to meet the needs of both intricate design work and high-volume production, ensuring that no matter the scope of your project, you have the right machinery at your disposal. Breton's reputation for durability and advanced technology is unmatched, offering you the very best build quality in today's market. Explore our selection and find out how these state-of-the-art machines can become the cornerstone of your operation, boosting efficiency and quality in every cut you make. 

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1.

The rotary bridge imparts design appeal to Evonix and brings several major benefits.
The bridge rotation system allows the spindles to make accurate cuts, without requiring double spindle positioning manoeuvres.
This guarantees an appreciable reduction of cycle times in machining processes.

2.

The spindles are positioned by linear motors. A solution that provides significant benefits:
• High speed positioning and movement of the spindles
• Elimination of drive train components and associated lubrication activities
• Compact dimensions that ensure reduced spindle overhang and tipping movements on the guides

3.

The bridge support geometry in the central areas rather than at the ends allows total elimination of errors connected to flexure deriving from variable positioning of the spindles on the bridge. Rather than resting on the end points, the bridge is supported in the intermediate areas. This results in a logarithmic reduction of flexure caused by the different positions assumed by the spindles on the bridge.

4.

The venturi vacuum generation system assures reliability and durability of the gripping systems, even in the presence of dirty water and water with high debris contents. This solution was developed with the specific aim of avoiding the malfunctions and wear typically associated with conventional bridge systems.