Cutting and Welding Machinery

Cutting and welding machinery is essential for precision shaping and joining of materials in industrial settings. These machines enhance operational efficiency and ensure high-quality results in manufacturing processes.

  2. BUEHLER LOW SPEED CUT-OFF SAW

    Cut-Off Saws

    BUEHLER LOW SPEED CUT-OFF SAW

    Precision Sectioning Saw Representative photo - color of saw may vary Various ISOMET chucks available.  See other information for more details.

  6. LOGITECH PRECISION POLISHING JIG 3 INCH CHEMLOX COMPATIBLE

    Single Sided Lapper

    LOGITECH PRECISION POLISHING JIG 3 INCH CHEMLOX COMPATIBLE

    Precision Polishing JigChemlox Compatible   

  9. LOGITECH PRECISION POLISHING JIG 3 INCH PSM

    Single Sided Lapper

    LOGITECH PRECISION POLISHING JIG 3 INCH PSM

    Precision Polishing Jig with Programmable Sample Monitor (PSM)

  10. EV GROUP SMARTVIEW® BOND ALIGNER

    Other Wafer Fabrication Equipment

    EV GROUP SMARTVIEW® BOND ALIGNER

    2005 SmartView® Semi-Automated Wafer-to-Wafer Bond Aligner The EV Group (EVG) Smartview® Bond aligner and EV Group (EVG) 540 Wafer Bonder are used in the production of MEMs and in the emerging fields of 3D IC Packaging and Through-Silicon Via (TSV) interconnects.

    A 3D integrated circuit (3D IC) is a single integrated circuit built by stacking silicon wafers and/or dies and interconnecting them vertically. This is achieved by persisly aligning devices on two silicon wafers and subsequently bonding them together. The result is they behave as a single device. By using TSV technology, 3D ICs can pack a great deal of functionality into a small “footprint.” This technology is not olny used in the production of MEMS, but also in the fabrication of CMOS image sensors, and memory devices.

  12. BUEHLER ISOMET DRESSING CHUCK

    Cut-Off Saws

    BUEHLER ISOMET DRESSING CHUCK

    Dressing Chuck

    Representative photos

Common Applications

Material cutting

Industrial welding

Precision machining

Metallurgical applications

Buying Guide

Cutting and Welding Machinery Buying Guide

When purchasing surplus cutting and welding machinery, it's crucial to evaluate specific criteria to meet your operational needs. Each type of machinery has unique features and specifications that must be aligned with your industrial processes.

Assess compatibility with current systems and verify operational efficiency to ensure equipment meets industry standards. Detailed attention to the following aspects will aid in making an informed decision:

  • Inspect the condition and performance history of the machinery to ensure it meets your standards.
  • Verify the availability of accessories and parts to maintain functionality.
  • Check for comprehensive documentation, including operation manuals and maintenance logs.
  • Consider the machine's utility connections and compatibility with existing infrastructure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of cutting machinery are available?
Available types include precision sectioning saws and cut-off saws designed for various applications.
Are there any handheld welding options?
Yes, handheld welders are available, providing flexibility and precision in industrial welding tasks.
Which brands of cutting and welding machines do you offer?
Brands such as Sonics and Materials, Buehler, and ATM GmbH are included in the listings.
What should be considered when buying used welding equipment?
Check the machine's condition, available accessories, and ensure all manuals are included.
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