AUTOMATIC POLISHER BIESSE MASTER FIN PRO P S A (GMM ASTRO)
ID: 3606
Brand: GMM
Stock status: to be ordered
An automatic bridge polisher engineered to provide precision, efficiency, and full automation in stone polishing.
The Master Fin Pro P S is an automatic bridge polisher designed for laboratories in the stone and cement industry. It is ideal for companies seeking the highest levels of precision, productivity, and automation in stone polishing. Equipped with cutting-edge technology, it offers multiple functions, including polishing, calibrating, and brushing slabs.
Technical features and options
Versatile and efficient for polishing or calibrating slabs with different types of heads or tools.
- Head with Frankfurt abrasive holders for polishing, diamond tools for calibration, and brushes or rotating wheel plate for bush hammering.
- Satellite or tangential head with oscillating arms for polishing granite, stone, concrete.
- Machine to be mounted on concrete walls, as standard equipped with 6mt, 9mt or 12mt Y axis rails.
- Automatic control of abrasive consumption.
- Automatic slabs thickness detection for calibration operations (optional).
- Multi slabs contour detection with digital camera (optional).
- Automatic head change for a maximum of eight in the standard version (optional). Possibility to install a higher number of heads extending the Y-axis travel of the machine.
“Touch” the Human–Machine Interface — and speed up every job.
Super easy and intuitive programming.
The graphic interface and the ergonomic 15” multitouch color display, fully integrated with the machine control, allow the operator to start any machining process quickly and effortlessly. There is no need for a physical keyboard or mouse; the touchscreen panel provides a clear and simple view of every part of the machine. The control unit also includes a USB port for external devices. Remote service via LAN connection is provided as a standard feature.
Engineered for Robustness
The machine’s robust cast iron construction provides exceptional stability and a long service life, maintaining high performance over time. Its high-quality materials minimize vibration and resist corrosion, ensuring unmatched polishing quality and lasting durability.
Increase the efficiency of your tools
With its powerful 18 kW (S1) spindle, the machine handles granite, quartzite, marble and all other natural materials with ease, guaranteeing top-level finishes thanks to the spindle’s strength and the solid machine frame.
User-Friendly Programming
Programming this high-performance machine involves just two simple steps: positioning and path selection. First, the slab or object to be polished is detected by the camera. Once detected, the polishing paths are set, along with the number of repetitions for each grit and other parameters such as step size, speed, and pressure.
Strength with Precision
The Master Fin Pro P S uses brushless motors with absolute encoders for fast and precise movements. With precision gearboxes you always have maximum control.
Axis movement with guides and rollers for X, racks and pinions for Y and a programmable Z axis pneumatic pressure, grant a perfect polishing surface along the years.
Advanced Polishing Head for Optimal Results
The combination of a heavy-duty polishing head and precise vertical pressure control overcomes challenges such as material hardness, surface flatness, and achieving the perfect shine. With automatic tool changing, the machine can perform a full range of surface finishes tailored to customer requirements and tool sequences.
Safety
The Master Fin Go P S is fitted with thermoformed panel safety barriers, because the safety of operators and operations is non-negotiable
Built to Last
With its robust cast iron construction, the machine delivers exceptional stability and long-lasting performance. High-quality materials reduce vibration and resist corrosion, guaranteeing superior polishing results and enduring durability.
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