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Wire Cutting Machines

The Vimfun SGD 52 endless diamond wire saw delivers smoother cutting, higher efficiency, and lower maintenance than conventional spool-based wire saws, making it ideal for precision cutting of fragile laboratory materials. Read more...

Compact CNC diamond wire saw for precision cutting of glass, ceramics, and gemstones, offering contour capability, stable accuracy, and unattended operation for labs and studios. Read more...

SGSM 40 multi-wire diamond wire cutting system with adjustable oscillating swing function, engineered for high-efficiency processing of hard and brittle materials, delivering improved surface finish, reduced material loss, and stable precision control. Read more...

Closed-loop diamond wire saw machines deliver fast, precise cutting for graphite, ceramics, foam cement, and other hard materials. Read more...

SGR 40 Prism Cutting Wire Saw enables fully automated multi-angle cutting of optical materials into cubes and prisms with single clamping and minimal material loss. Read more...

The SGD 52 benchtop diamond wire saw delivers precise, low-damage cutting for preparing crystal, ceramic, optical glass, sapphire, semiconductor, and other brittle material samples, making it an ideal solution for laboratory research and advanced material analysis. Read more...

Advanced graphite wire saw with dual cutting systems, intelligent remote diagnostics, and high-precision diamond wire cutting for slicing and complex profile machining. Read more...

High-precision diamond wire cutting machine for large graphite, ceramics, and carbon materials, with dual cutting systems and intelligent remote diagnostics for efficient, reliable production. Read more...

Compact four-axis CNC diamond wire saw for precision cutting of optical glass, ceramics, and brittle materials, ideal for labs, prototyping, and small-part processing. Read more...

This optical glass cutting machine uses diamond wire technology to cut and slice brittle glass materials with stable motion and controlled kerf width. It is commonly used for optical glass blanks, research samples, and small batch production where edge quality and thickness consistency are important. Read more...