The End of Vertical Double Headers?
Vertical brush machines were introduced 130 years ago. We believe it is time for something new! How about a machine having pretty much the same output as a doubleheader vertical machine, but with only three sets of clamps instead of six or even 12? With only one drill instead of three? Or with even only one filling tool instead of two? And wouldn’t you like to ability to continue to load the blocks in a horizontal clamp, as you are used to? How about being able to do that without having to reach dangerously in between filling tools and drills? Probably you wouldn’t mind such a machine using only half the floor space you are used to? And on top of that it, how about a machine with an energy efficiency which is unheard of? Not possible you think? Not any longer!
Introducing NM: Another Example of Boucherie’s Heart for Technology
NM uses Boucherie’s most innovative technology, which combines a super high tufting speed with a continuously running filling tool that doesn’t stop between consecutive brushes. The machine is laid out as a compact horizontal carrousel with only three clamping stations, and with extremely good accessibility for maintenance and change-over. Eliminating the start/stop cycles of the main motor, and equipped with the newest generation of electronics, NM saves energy and goes big with only a small footprint!
With the NM, Boucherie has developed an extremely fast running single tool machine that is more compact, more energy-efficient and much safer to run than the traditional vertical double headers. NM uses Boucherie’s most innovative technology, which combines a high tufting speed with a continuously running filling tool that doesn’t stop between consecutive brushes. The machine is laid out as a compact carrousel with only three clamping stations, and with extremely good accessibility for maintenance and change-over. Additionally, the machine eliminates the start/stop cycles of the main motor and is equipped with the newest generation of electronics, which allows the NM to achieve high energy efficiency.
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