The 2° motor on the 5-axis bridge saw Helios Cut 500

Why do we suggest a second motor on the 

5-axis bridge saw Helios CUT 500?

We suggest the second motor for routing processes.

The most part of the bridge saws mount motors with maximum 4000 RPM like Helios Cut 500, which give the best features for all the cutting processes.

Put the tool on the single spindle would be inappropriate for the routing jobs because these processes need very high RPM.

The cons using these motors for routing:

High RPM make these motors very noisy.

The tools in the saw spindle (even with the disk mounted) are extremely dangerous at those speeds.

The tool performance is lacking.

The pros of the second motor on the Helios Cut 500 bridge saw:

It is an electro-spindle from 0-12000 RPM, the best solution for combined cut and routing.

Two motors are better than one because they are more performing during the combined processes, in fact, the disk stops when routing jobs are required (example: finishing of the cutout joints), thus speeding production times, then improving the business curve and the safety at work.

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