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Close up of the Feken-Kirfel Heads Pivoting During Program.

CNC stands for Computerized Numerical Control. It is a computerized manufacturing process in which pre-programmed software and code controls the movement of production equipment.

Horizontal cutting machines from Fecken-Kirfel have long been making a name for themselves in the industry. Today, our horizontal CNC contour cutters allow users to cut all kinds of contours in a range of materials. The machines are extremely precise and easy to use, and feature intelligent software that enables customised solutions.

The smooth blade and the precise cuts the C52 enabled were a game changer, especially for customers in the upholstery industry. The new process both increased work safety and granted more stability during cutting, especially on long parts. But the C1 was more than just the first milestone in a success story. Fecken-Kirfel’s prototype horizontal contour cutting machine also proved extremely durable and reliable. Many of the machines are still in use today among many of our customers. The new process went on to become the standard in contour cutting – and a highly productive one at that. The C52 has a motor-adjusted hold-down device that kept the foam block securely in position.

The contours and cutting lines are created away from the machine using a desktop computer. Design and planning are performed on a CAD computer. The C52 CNC utilizes the Windows operating system. After entering the contour, users can rotate, move, duplicate and nest the parts inside each other on the screen with the click of a mouse button. Changing the contours is quick and easy. Once saved, the contour could be opened in the CNC processing station on the cutting machine. The C52 features a rotary table for A + B cutting programmes, along with automatic loading and unloading tables. The C52 boasts a cutting speed of up to 12 metres per second, double that of its predecessors.