Extremely compact and economical, the LCVs are edge polishers very simple to use, install and maintain. Particularly suitable for those with limited space and production needs on more common thicknesses of 2-3-4 cm. They do not require foundations or slopes for water discharge.
LCV-TF is a particular version of LCV: its double conveyor belt allows to process even very small pieces and samples without problems. The minimum recommended dimensions are 100 (height) x 60 (width) x 10 (thickness) mm.
Like all Marmo Meccanica edge polishers, LCV-TF guarantees excellent results on any material, whether it is marble, granite, quartz-resin, quartzite, engineered stone, or ceramic.
The special LCV with the double conveyor belt system. Specially designed for small edges and samples, minimum size 10 x 6 x 1cm.
7 flat edge polishing heads + 2 bevellers on both sides.
Electrical panel outside the machine body, away from water and elevated from the ground, in compliance with CE or UL standards.
The double-belt conveying system allows work of any kind/format, with a minimum guaranteed size of 10x6x1cm (down to 6.5cm for high pieces).
Electronic management of the pneumatic mandrels through PLC (process start and end management; advances and delays for each mandrel) with touchscreen control.
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Unit 4 Dianthus Business Park,
Common Lane,
North Cave,
HU15 2FT
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