Mako Multi 200 Inline Knife

The Mako Multi 200 Inline Knife benefits from 6 axis servo motion which brings quality, repeatability and accuracy to the inline cutting process.  Automated tooling setup coupled with a knife location jig greatly reduce change over times whilst a fully configurable knife plunge force maximizes tooling and blade life.

Mako Multi 200 – Key Features

• Robust powder coated steel frame.
• 6 Axis servo control provides fully co-ordinated synchronous motion ensuring efficiency, reliability and quality of cut.
• Automatic tooling setup optimises the cutting process profile to suit the product characteristic and hence, maximises uptime and reduces waste.
• Individually regulated knife plunge pressure and knife cut rotation allow each knife to be optimised to deliver excellent cut quality whilst extending tooling life of blades and anvils.
• Co-ordinated motion of knife carriage, lower support rollers and internal cutting bullet is fully synchronized to the growing tube to deliver an accurate and repeatable product every time.
• Rotating tube support rollers synchronize to the rotation of the tube to deliver exceptional cut quality.
• Internal knife setup jig with pre-calculated knife target positions greatly reduces the start up time normally associated with multi-knife systems.
• Automatic incremental offset of the internal cutting bullet distributes the wear due to the knife impact and greatly extends tooling life.
• Safety interlocked tempered glass access doors provide excellent visibility of the production process which enables the user to quickly identify and resolve setup issues.
• Fully compliant with current safety standards and issued with a declaration of conformity.

Mako Multi 200 – Specification

Minimum Tube Diameter	34.5mm (ID)
Maximum Tube Diameter	200mm (OD)
Maximum Tube Wall Diameter	12mm
Minimum Cut Length	115mm
Maximum Cut Length	1600mm
Maximum Cut Cycles Per Minute	40
Maximum Products Per Minute	200*
Maximum Rate of Inline Tube Growth	60m/minute

* Note: The maximum products per minute is based upon using six knives and five useable products per cycle.