CUTTING & NESTING
01 / 05 Turn full sheets intoidentified, production-ready parts. From precision panel sizing to robot-assisted nesting cells, WAG engineers cutting around material flow, labelling, extraction and the output your next process can actually absorb.
Less lifting. Better material yield. More spindle-on time. CONNECTED PROCESS
01 Panel saw sizing02 CNC nesting03 Automatic labelling04 Loading & unloading05 Robot-assisted cells
COMPLETE CATEGORY RANGE
Start with the constraint, then specify the machine. Every listed system is checked against materials, component sizes, output, tooling, utilities, extraction, software, handling and future automation before quotation.
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Nesting & automated cutting 6 CONFIGURATIONS 01 Nesting & automated cutting EXCITECH Nesting Cell + Robot Choose it when sheet loading and finished-part stacking are consuming people or limiting router utilisation.
Automated loading, nesting, labelling, unloading and guarded robot handling. Specification considerations + Material and component-size range Required output and automation level Tooling, utilities and extraction Software, barcode and factory-flow integration Discuss this machine ↗ 02 Nesting & automated cutting E4 Automatic Pre-Labelling Nesting Choose it when mixed components lose identity after cutting or manual labels interrupt production.
Print-and-apply identity before cutting with production-ready CNC nesting. Specification considerations + Material and component-size range Required output and automation level Tooling, utilities and extraction Software, barcode and factory-flow integration Discuss this machine ↗ 03 Nesting & automated cutting E3/EK-D Nesting with Loading & Unloading Choose it when manual sheet loading and component removal interrupt productive CNC time.
Automatic loading, nested machining and controlled unloading in one production cycle. Specification considerations + Material and component-size range Required output and automation level Tooling, utilities and extraction Software, barcode and factory-flow integration Discuss this machine ↗ 04 Nesting & automated cutting E2/EK-C Linear Tool Changer Nesting CNC Choose it when mixed products require several cutters and manual tool changes extend cycle time.
Automatic linear tool changing for flexible routing, drilling and nested processing. Specification considerations + Material and component-size range Required output and automation level Tooling, utilities and extraction Software, barcode and factory-flow integration Discuss this machine ↗ 05 Nesting & automated cutting E2-9 Dual Head + Drill Bank Nesting Centre Choose it when cabinet components require productive routing plus repeatable drilling operations.
Dual-head machining combined with an integrated drill bank. Specification considerations + Material and component-size range Required output and automation level Tooling, utilities and extraction Software, barcode and factory-flow integration Discuss this machine ↗ 06 Nesting & automated cutting E3/EK-D Venture Work Centre Choose it for flexible panel machining with automatic tool changing in a production-ready platform.
Routing, drilling and profile machining across changing product programmes. Specification considerations + Material and component-size range Required output and automation level Tooling, utilities and extraction Software, barcode and factory-flow integration Discuss this machine ↗ 02
Panel saws 3 CONFIGURATIONS 01 Panel saws EPH Rear-Feeding Panel Saw Choose it when saw loading is the bottleneck and higher-volume sizing needs continuous material presentation.
Automatic rear feeding, programmed beam-saw cutting and controlled outfeed. Specification considerations + Material and component-size range Required output and automation level Tooling, utilities and extraction Software, barcode and factory-flow integration Discuss this machine ↗ 02 Panel saws EP Series Heavy-Duty Panel Saw Choose it when manual sizing cannot deliver the accuracy or daily volume required.
Programmed heavy-duty beam-saw accuracy for stacks or individual sheets. Specification considerations + Material and component-size range Required output and automation level Tooling, utilities and extraction Software, barcode and factory-flow integration Discuss this machine ↗ 03 Panel saws EPD Twin-Pusher Panel Saw Choose it when varied cutting lists create waiting and one pusher cannot keep pace.
Twin-pusher architecture for higher mixed-order cutting productivity. Specification considerations + Material and component-size range Required output and automation level Tooling, utilities and extraction Software, barcode and factory-flow integration Discuss this machine ↗ 03
CNC routers & work centres 3 CONFIGURATIONS 01 CNC routers & work centres E5 Heavy-Duty Work Center Choose it for demanding daily routing where rigidity, accuracy and tooling flexibility matter.
Heavy-duty CNC work-centre architecture for sustained production. Specification considerations + Material and component-size range Required output and automation level Tooling, utilities and extraction Software, barcode and factory-flow integration Discuss this machine ↗ 02 CNC routers & work centres E2 MTC Choose it when varied materials and operations require automatic multi-tool capability.
Flexible routing with automatic tool selection across mixed work. Specification considerations + Material and component-size range Required output and automation level Tooling, utilities and extraction Software, barcode and factory-flow integration Discuss this machine ↗ 03 CNC routers & work centres E2-1325-III CNC Router Choose it as a practical general-purpose CNC for programmable routing, drilling and profiling.
Accessible production CNC footprint for varied component work. Specification considerations + Material and component-size range Required output and automation level Tooling, utilities and extraction Software, barcode and factory-flow integration Discuss this machine ↗