Bar Cutting is one of the machines that functions for the process of cutting metal rods. (usually reinforcing steel or reinforcing barrebar) into specific lengths or sizes as required by the construction design. This process is an important part of material preparation for construction projects. Namely in reinforced concrete structures such as buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure. Cutting is done with precision to ensure that the steel bars have dimensions. To match the technical specifications, thus supporting structural strength and integrity.
1) Material & Materials: Some materials cannot be cut easily using thermal techniques. (e.g., oxy-gas cutting of stainless steel or gray cast iron) or may produce toxic fumes (e.g., plastics). Other materials (e.g., hardened steel) may be difficult to cut using mechanical methods. Meanwhile most carbon steels and low-alloy steels can be cut easily using most techniques.
2) Thickness: The thicker the material, the harder it is to produce high-quality and fast cuts.
3) Type/shape of cut: If a shaped cut is required (such as in weld preparation), this can severely limit the available cutting techniques. For example, no thermal cutting process is capable of producing a preparation.
4) Required quality: Mechanical techniques are usually used when the surface quality of the cut must be very high. With thermal cutting techniques, the cut quality varies depending on factors such as thickness, speed, and process. Among thermal cutting processes, laser cutting is capable of producing very accurate and high-quality edges. However, the thickness that can be cut is limited.
5) Cutting speed and quantity required: This factor affects the cost, process selection, and level of automation in the cutting operation.
This Bar Cutting can be used on several jobs. The design of this Bar Cutting Machine is also very suitable for Wood and Aluminum. And can also use the extensive use of wood in furniture, buildings, and bridges. Or aluminum in transportation and construction highlights the value of building materials.
