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Blade cutting line GREENLINE
for ceramicsfor marblefor natural stone

Blade cutting line - GREENLINE - Ferrari & Cigarini srl - for ceramics / for marble / for natural stone
Blade cutting line - GREENLINE - Ferrari & Cigarini srl - for ceramics / for marble / for natural stone
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Characteristics

Technology
blade
Material
for marble, for natural stone, for ceramics
Associated function
profiling
Other characteristics
automatic, for mass production, high-productivity

Description

Overview
GREENLINE is a patented automatic line designed for multi-blade cutting and edge-profiling of ceramic, marble and stone. It provides consistent finished results with increased productivity while reducing tooling, energy and water consumption.

Applications
  • Multi-blade cutting and edge-profiling of panels and slabs
  • Suitable for ceramic, marble and natural stone


Benefits
  • High productivity for series production
  • Consistent edge quality
  • Lower tooling costs
  • Reduced energy and water consumption


Images
  • greenline.jpg (main image)
  • greenline_layout.jpg
  • greenline_mole.jpg


Attachments
  • FERRARI&CIGARINI INDUSTRIALINE STARLINE general catalogue (PDF)


Technical specifications
  • Brand: Ferrari & Cigarini
  • Model: GREENLINE
  • Type: Automatic cutting and edge-profiling line
  • Protected status: PATENTED
  • Positioning: Presented as a NOVELTY
  • Designed for: multi-blade cutting and edge-profiling
  • Processable materials: ceramic, marble, stone
  • Main benefits: high productivity, improved quality, reduced tool costs, lower energy and water consumption

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