Copper Bar Cutting Machine

The 5.5 kW auxiliary motor uses a frequency converter to regulate feeding speed independently of the main drive. Operators set the desired bar length from the control panel, and the system feeds and cuts automatically — no manual measurement or repositioning between cuts.

The machine feeds and shears two copper bars simultaneously, effectively doubling output per cutting cycle. For facilities processing large volumes of copper bar stock, this directly reduces machine time and labor cost per unit.

The cutting rollers are manufactured as integral forgings rather than assembled or welded components. This one-piece construction provides superior rigidity and fatigue resistance, translating to consistent cut quality and fewer maintenance intervals over the machine’s working life.

At 1.5 tons, the heavy-duty painted steel frame absorbs cutting forces and dampens vibration, protecting both the workpiece and surrounding equipment. The 1.2 × 1.4 × 1.6 m envelope keeps the machine accessible from all service sides while conserving valuable floor space.

Protective guards cover the flywheel, belt, and gear systems to shield operators from rotating components. The electric control layout groups all adjustments — feed speed, cut length, start/stop — into a single interface, keeping the learning curve short for new operators.