Why choose a servo motor for cold cutting saws?

Servo motors are position and angle control. DC and AC motors can't do this at all. This is called servo motors with better accuracy. 0.001MM. The torque of servo motors is much greater than that of DC and AC motors. Cold cutting saw is a device that requires very high power and precision. Therefore, only servo motors can be used. The servo motor used for cold cutting saws is certain. The question is which model and brand to choose. According to Kangte's 20 years of manufacturing experience, imported servo motors have stable performance, low error rate and the highest cost performance.

How to choose the cold cutting saw headstock/reducer?

Saw blade reducer is the key to cold cutting saw. The selection has very strict requirements. Conte's cold cutting saw reducer is a specially customized product. Mainly customize according to the different materials to be cut. Therefore, before quoting, we need to know the specific tube type, material, wall thickness and other information to be cut. The quotation is the most accurate and the most comfortable to use. Why is the price of cold saws so high? At present, the price of cold cutting saws is relatively high because of the problem of process configuration and electrical options. All imported parts are costly.

What is the transmission mode of the cold cutting saw?

There are currently two transmission modes for cold cutting saws, one is the rack and pinion type, and the other is the crawler type. Gear racks are common and cost-effective. Crawler type is usually used when the unit needs super high speed.

Is the flying saw control system a PLC?

The flying saw is made into a motion controller using the more mature DSP technology to complete the calculation formula. The pulse signal is collected through the electrical measurement of the original, and the motor drives the saw car to move, and the saw car reaches the speed of the required cutting material to cut synchronously. Then return to the original position and wait for the next cutting. Some low-tech PLC or 485 chips are still used. It does not meet the accuracy requirements at all.