Lithocore
2020 Lithocore LB-3600 Monoblock Bridge Saw
- Year
- 2020
- Model
- LB-3600 Monoblock
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
- Condition
- Good
$94,500 USD
Or call 905-555-0142
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About This Listing
Equipment Details
A 2020 Lithocore LB-3600 monoblock bridge saw, taken in on trade at our Charlotte branch from a countertop fabricator moving to a combination saw-jet cell. The monoblock granite base gives this saw the rigidity that keeps miter and straight cuts accurate slab after slab, and it has been run on granite, quartz and porcelain in daily production since new. Our stone equipment technicians checked bridge rail alignment, blade shaft runout and the water/slurry system before listing it. We can arrange rigging, levelling and a start-up cut anywhere in the Carolinas.
Traded in by a Charlotte-area countertop fabricator moving to a saw-jet combination cell. Blade shaft and bridge rails run true with no measurable play; monoblock granite base shows normal surface wear only. Water pump and slurry tray serviced before listing.
Highlights
Key Features
- Motorized 0-45° head rotation for miter cuts
- Monoblock granite base for vibration-free cutting
- Recirculating water system with slurry tray
- Laser guide for slab layout
- Digital readout on all three axes
- Safety guarding across the full blade travel
Specifications
2020 Lithocore LB-3600 Monoblock Bridge Saw Technical Specs
- Maximum slab size
- 3200 x 1800 mm (126" x 71")
- Blade diameter
- 500 mm (20")
- Cutting depth
- 220 mm (8.7")
- Bridge travel (X/Y/Z)
- 3600 x 2100 x 300 mm (142" x 83" x 12")
- Head rotation
- 0-45° miter, motorized
- Base construction
- Monoblock reinforced granite
- Water system
- Recirculating pump with slurry settling tray
- Control
- Lithocore LC-Cut touchscreen
- Recorded cut hours
- 3,900 hrs
| Maximum slab size | 3200 x 1800 mm (126" x 71") |
| Blade diameter | 500 mm (20") |
| Cutting depth | 220 mm (8.7") |
| Bridge travel (X/Y/Z) | 3600 x 2100 x 300 mm (142" x 83" x 12") |
| Head rotation | 0-45° miter, motorized |
| Base construction | Monoblock reinforced granite |
| Water system | Recirculating pump with slurry settling tray |
| Control | Lithocore LC-Cut touchscreen |
| Recorded cut hours | 3,900 hrs |
What's Included
Equipment Package
Included
- Delivery within North Carolina, FOB truck
- Rigging, levelling and start-up cut on site
- One year parts warranty
- Operator training (half day)
Not Included
- Freight outside North Carolina
- Replacement blade (unit ships with a used blade at approx. 70% life)
- Slab racking and material handling equipment
- Sales tax
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