Manual trim cut opening demands valuable time and a skilled operator. The machine automates the cutting, breakout, and PVB separation of trim cuts as narrow as 60mm, simplifying operations and ensuring constant production. Additionally, the smaller trim cut optimizes the cutting layout, increasing sheet yield and reducing waste.

The upper and lower cutting heads are affected differently by gravity, and applying the same pressure can create imbalances in scoring operation that compromise cut quality. To address this, Intermac Cut Go L 0 includes two independent proportional valves for the cutting heads, typically seen only in high-end machines. This design ensures precise control over scoring force, delivering consistent, high-quality cut every time.

A vertical brush with an independent motor is integrated into the machine for efficient Low-E coating removal. The unit features a dedicated dust collection system, ensuring a perfectly clean result, ready for the scoring operation.

Following each cut, the integrated transport belts move the glass towards the work area, streamlining the repositioning process. This design eliminates time consuming tasks, such as reaching the back of the machine to push remnants or pulling the sheet out from inside the machine bridge, increasing the productivity up to 20%.

With its intuitive design, this machine is easy to operate, minimizing the learning curve and accelerating the training process, ideal for reducing production hiccups in environments with high operator turnover.

A revolutionary interface enhances the user experience of Biesse machines, streamlining production processes like never before. This innovative system achieves its goal through improved usability, clear communication, and intuitive guidance, empowering operators to work more efficiently and with greater confidence.