2600mm Sawing Width 80mm Sawing Thickness 16kW Total Power Acrylic Cutting Saw and Acrylic Cutting Machine for PMMA PS MS Sheets

The SD-2600X is a heavy-duty electronic panel cutting saw built for precise sizing of PMMA, PS and MS acrylic sheets. With a 2600mm x 2600mm cutting capacity and 80mm maximum sawing thickness, it handles full-size cast acrylic sheets as well as thick block material in a single pass.

• Imported precision linear guide rails on all three axes — specially engineered for accurate cutting of PMMA, PS and MS plastic sheets, with sawing straightness of 0.06mm or better.
• 16kW total power with 11kW main saw motor — heavy load capacity and stable cutting through 80mm thick acrylic without burning or chipping the edge.
• German electronic ruler with precision compensation — positioning resolution of ±0.01mm keeps every panel dimension repeatable.
• Imported servo-driven saw carriage and feeding — forward speed 1–30m/min, return speed 60m/min, automatic feeding 0–50m/min for high output with less operator fatigue.
• Industrial-grade PLC controller — simplified and easy-to-learn control system, reducing training time for new operators.
• Steel ball air floating work table — the sheet glides on an air cushion, preventing surface scratches on polished acrylic.
• Acrylic special-purpose clamp — holds small offcuts securely so short pieces can be cut safely and accurately.
• High safety, high efficiency, high precision, easy operation — the electronic saw replaces manual panel saws and delivers consistent results shift after shift.

Acrylic display manufacturing, signage and light box production, PMMA sheet distribution, PS/MS sheet processing, plastic fabrication workshops, and any line that needs square, scratch-free cut-to-size acrylic panels.

Compared with a traditional manual panel saw, the SD-2600X combines an imported linear guide rail structure, servo positioning and a German electronic ruler, so straightness, squareness and repeatability no longer depend on operator skill. For factories cutting acrylic daily, that means less waste on expensive sheet material, fewer rework panels and a shorter training curve.