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TechCut 5 Precision Sectioning Machine from Allied High Tech Products

Allied High Tech Products’ Gary Liechty demonstrates the operation of the TechCut 5 Precision Sectioning Machine. The TechCut 5 can cut a wide variety of materials and sizes of materials and is particularly suited to sectioning small samples that cannot be processed using abrasive cut off wheels.

The microprocessor controlled TechCut 5 allows the user to control parameters such as feed rate, distance and force and cutting depth. The system can also automatically adjust to changes in cutting conditions such as changes in section or composition.

ThechCut 5 Precision Sectioning Machine

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