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Showing posts with label Breton FUEGO Multiaxis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Breton FUEGO Multiaxis. Show all posts

Wednesday, 6 July 2016

Breton Fuego Multiaxis with drilling unit

The Breton Fuego MultiAxis now has a Drilling Unit accessory.

The drilling unit is composed of a spindle for drill bits of up to 25mm in diameter to drill through holes in the block into which to insert the diamond wire to make closed profile cuts.

The spindle is mounted to the guide wheel slideways (left hand side when observing the machine)

The block is perforated using drill bits of increasing length, in accordance with the block dimensions; the drill bits are changed manually.

The guide wheel stroke is 900mm, while the drilling unit stroke is 400mm.


It follows that the minimum distance of the drilling unit spindle nose from the mid-line of the block trolley is 810mm.

The block is bored in two stages, exploiting 180° rotation of the block support table: the operation is started from one side of the block and then resumed from the opposite side.

- Max. dimension of block to be
perforated ..1400mm
- Max. drill bits length.....................................800mm
-Max. drilling height from block support table 

 with wire inclined by 20°..............................1600mm

Well, that’s all for today, thanks for your attention.
For info and price of Breton Fuego Multiaxis write to mail@breton.it.
We’ll get back to you promptly.
Bye-bye
 
Sergio Prior

Friday, 23 October 2015

We have bought the FUEGO Multiaxis.

Stop the presses: new architectural universe discovered thanks to the 10 axes of FUEGO Multiaxis.



Fuego Multiaxis is the new Breton machine for cutting blocks and billets using a diamond wire. The Fuego Multiaxis is ideal for producing cylindrical/tapered columns, casings for columns, shaped and rough-hewed components for interior decoration through the interpolation of up to 10 axes. 

We have bought the FUEGO Multiaxis!


Kienesberger Steinmetzmeister, a modern and efficient enterprise, always with an eye to the future and innovation, equipped with a Fuego Multiaxis, a Shapemill and a Contourbreton NC160, always attentive to the needs of the sector.


"When we decided to buy a numerical control wire saw, we thought of a machine that would have allowed us to produce large-size, but relatively simple architectural elements: in fact, the wire machines which are capable of interpolating various axes and realizing the more complex geometries we were thinking of, usually impose size restrictions. 
Because of this compromise, we found it very difficult to decide whether buying or not.When we talked to Breton about our ideas, they presented us ”Fuego Multiaxis”, an innovating machine capable of realizing very complex geometries with no restrictions on the size of pieces to be produced.
For some months now we have been using this machine, and the architects, both Belgian and non-Belgian, already know that at Oscar Daffe’s there is a new machine and ask us whether we can manufacture the complex shapes they had conceived.
And many times we can answer: “Yes, we can with our
Fuego Multiaxis!”



"I wanted this machine to meet the increasing demand for special shaped components.
With
Fuego Multiaxis I solved cutting difficulties on large size pieces.
In addition, with
Fuego’s eight interpolated axes I can create a limitless variety of contours.
I’m now convinced that I made a smart and highly productive choice on behalf of the company for which I act
".
Ing. Fiaschi


"My company produces shaped marble components for urban furniture, columns, solid cornices, bannisters for spiral staircases, etc.
To perform these operations I was looking for a diamond wire shaping machine with multiple controlled axes.
I found everything I was looking for in
Fuego Multiaxis, which proved to be perfect for my needs.
With
Fuego Multiaxis I’m sure I’ve found the right solution for the current and future machining requirements in my business".

For info and price of Breton Fuego Multiaxis write to mail@breton.it.
We’ll get back to you promptly.
Well, that’s all for today, thanks for your attention.
Bye-bye 
Sergio Prior

Thursday, 8 October 2015

Sculpture "Nautilus" produced by KIENESBERGER's "FUEGO" at the 50th Marmomacc 2015.


A masterpiece exhibited in the middle of Breton's stand during the 50th Marmomacc in Verona.

Good morning everybody,
For those who were unable to attend "Marmomacc", the International Show of Stone, Design and Technologies that was held in Verona last week, I just want to show this truly incredible sculpture!
In the middle of Breton's stand, under the FUEGO MULTIAXIS, the profiling and shaping machine  with 10 controlled axes, there was on display a beautiful Nautilus made in marble of the Val Passiria from the Company Kienesberger  Steinmetzmeister of Grieskirchen (Austria), true masters in working stone!
Here below a short sequence of the activities highlighting the details of the cutting through diamond wire.
 




Here below a short video emphasizing the details in the processing of septa; the very thin walls which split the membranes of the shellfish.



What else can we say?
Just that behind a FANTASTIC machine – Breton FUEGO MULTIAXIS - there are always STONE MASTERS!

Congratulations to Kienesberger Steinmetzmeister and Breton from both our side and the President of Veneto Region, Mr. Luca Zaia, who asked to be photographed together with the sculpture!
That's all for today. 
Well, that’s all for today, thanks for your attention.
Bye-bye 
Sergio Prior

Tuesday, 8 September 2015

10 Breton's machines at 50° Marmomacc 2015

Good morning,
You have less than one month left to visit 50°Marmomacc 2015, the most important fair in the stone-working sector that will be held in Verona, Italy (September 30 to October 3). 

Let's find out the 10 machines that Breton will exhibit in its stands

Come and see more closely:

1 - NEW 
PARAGON 2100
the perfect multiwire machine in a new version

2 - NEW FUEGO MULTIAXIS
the 10-axis shaping machine

3 - NEW LEVIBRETON XATURN
the polisher that breaks new grounds

4 - NEW SMARTCUT DUO
the cutting centre with 2 heads+2 beams

5 - NEW CONTOURFIVE NC 1200
5-axis working centre

6 - WORTHY
the bridge-saw that needs no foundations

7 - CONTOURBRETON NC 300 K19
the ideal machine to make kitchen tops

8 - COMBICUT DJ/NC 550
2 machines in 1: disk+Waterjet 

9 - WATERJET CLASSICA
5-axes water jet saw

10 - COMET Bellani for Breton

You cannot miss the software house area, where you can test the Engineered Stone area, with the innovative Bretonstone Cement® slabs, and new types of Bretonstone® slabs.

We are waiting since Wednesday, September 30 at:
Pad. 4 - stand B6/C8  
and  
Pad. 5 - stand C5.
We’ll get back to you promptly.
Thank you for the attention and best regards.
Bye-bye
Sergio Prior

Friday, 21 November 2014

SAVEMA choses Breton

Savema, a leading facility in Carrara, well-known and highly appreciated worldwide in the field of architecture and stone materials.
Breton, the world leader in the production of machines and plants for stone processing.


Luigi Piacentini of SAVEMA and Dario Toncelli of BRETON
After many years, Breton and Savema resume their cooperation. The owners of the two companies have recently signed an agreement for the supply of an innovative and high-tech machine, Breton Fuego Multiaxis, a shaping machine using diamond wires and with 8 interpolated axes capability.
 
Savema was established in 1975 by the Piacentini and Volterrani families and soon became one of the leading companies worldwide for the production, trade and supply of marble, granite and ornamental stones.

Savema’s core business is the production of architectural stone components (for both interior and exterior applications) designed for sizeable projects throughout the world, including those with a high artistic content, as well as the trade of marble, granite, onyx, travertine and stone slabs for international wholesalers and dealers.

This most innovative machine complements the three Bidese shaping wire machines that have been working for many years at Savema’s production plant to their complete satisfaction.  For those who don’t know, Breton acquired Bidese line of business concerning the production of diamond wire machines in 2011.
Savema’s fleet will therefore be complemented by a high-performance multi-axis machine, which employs new programming and numerical control techniques and whose key factor is innovation. Fuego will enable the company to easily produce valuable and extremely complex workpieces.

Savema SpA

Savema meets the requirements of a more and more demanding architectural market every day - commented Dario Toncelli, who owns Breton together with his brother, in the picture with Luigi Piacentini, Savema’s owner - Our 30 years of experience in the use of numerical controls enabled us to develop a ground-breaking and high-tech machine for cutting blocks and billets, ideal for producing cylindrical/tapered columns, casing for columns, shaped and rough-hewed components for interior decoration and extremely complex elements – something unattainable until today!

 
Breton Fuego Multiaxis also faces machining jobs requiring 4 axes ("Z" vertical axis, wire inclination angle, linear displacement of the block-holding cart and rotation of the block-holding cart) very precisely and easily thanks to its 8 interpolated axes to which 2 axes with motorized positioning are added.
 
Breton SpA
Thanks to the technical solutions adopted for Breton Fuego Multiaxis, even one of the greatest problems this type of machines has to deal with, has been overcome: the wire inclination that usually compels to go well below the ground level in order to achieve sizeable inclination angles. 
Breton solved this problem pretty well by placing a cart with 2 pulleys 1.000 mm in diameter on each column while the two carts move independently. In this way, it is possible for Breton Fuego Multiaxis to reach considerable inclination angles going only 30 cm below the ground level. 

If you would like to know price of Fuego Multiaxis, write now to mail@breton.it. We’ll get back to you promptly.
Thanks for your attention.
Bye-bye
 
Sergio Prior

Thursday, 16 October 2014

Breton FUEGO 10 axis - Shaping machine


How beautiful! 
It's hard to believe that workpieces with such a complex shape can be manufactured, all the more so if you consider they are produced by a MACHINE!



I'm not kidding, the name of the machine at issue is
   
Breton FUEGO Multiaxis

The evolution of programming techniques and numerical controls was a turning point for the diamond wire machines used to profile architectural components since it rather simplified the way of producing precious and value-added stone workpieces.


With almost 30 years of experience in the usage of numerical controls, Breton was the only company in the world with the ability to put such experience at the customers' disposal through the design of a ground-breaking, high-performance multi-axis wire machine.


Here you can see the FUEGO of OSCAR DAFFE.

That's how FUEGO Multiaxis was born, a machine for cutting blocks and billets with a diamond wire, ideal for producing cylindrical/tapered columns, casings for columns, shaped and rough-hewed components for interior decoration (requiring 4 geometrical axes: "Z" vertical axis, wire inclination angle, linear displacement of the block-holding cart and rotation of the block-holding cart) very precisely and easily thanks to its 8 interpolated axes to which 2 axes with motorized positioning are added.




Here you can see the FUEGO of SAVEMA.


The most critical issue in this type of machines is often connected to the wire inclination, in fact large inclination angles can be achieved only going well below the ground level.



Breton solved this problem pretty well by placing a cart with 2 pulleys 1.000 mm in diameter on each column.


The two carts slide independently, therefore it is possible to incline the wire going less than 30 cm below the ground level. 



FUEGO MULTIAXIS - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
For info and price of FUEGO Multiaxis write to mail@breton.it
We’ll get back to you promptly.
Well, that’s all for today, thanks for your attention.
By-by  
Sergio Prior