Cutting fiberglass
Hi All,
Looking for a little help for my son. He is a mechanical engineer for a company that designs and manufactures power supplies. They are looking for the best machine for cutting fiberglass. They will be cutting gpo (glastic), max 1/4" thick, sheet size is 48" x 96". Any suggestions for best equipment to handle this type of job? Thanks in advance. |
Polyester sheet laminate? I would use a water jet cutter for precise cuts and if large manufacturing quantities. If just cutting a few pieces for work a carbide skill saw.
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Originally Posted by Rookie
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Polyester sheet laminate? I would use a water jet cutter for precise cuts and if large manufacturing quantities. If just cutting a few pieces for work a carbide skill saw.
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I've cut up a few jet skis and the easiest thing I've found was a circular saw with carbide teeth..
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Originally Posted by xlint89
(Post 4747504)
I've cut up a few jet skis and the easiest thing I've found was a circular saw with carbide teeth..
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We have two large Omax machines in our shop that are used two shifts a day and just bought another. We have had good luck with them on ship building work. Omax would be a good company to reach out to.
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Originally Posted by BIGSLOW
(Post 4747591)
We have two large Omax machines in our shop that are used two shifts a day and just bought another. We have had good luck with them on ship building work. Omax would be a good company to reach out to.
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When I saw the title to this thread "Cutting Fiberglass" I automatically said to myself "SUCKS". Because every time I've done it I get little invisible splinters all over. So my opinion is that "Cutting Fiberglass Sucks".
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