Verso CNC - Large format CNC cutting machines

Automation
Technology
About us
Promotions
Distributor ?
- EN
- ES
- FR

Would you like to know more?

Fill in the form and specify your request.
We will do everything possible to respond quickly and/or get in touch with you.

(Anti-spam question) What is 6 plus 6?

VERSO CNC

Silicon Avenue, Suite 408, 4th Floor
The Catalyst
72201 Ebene Cybercity
MAURITIUS

Copyright ©VERSO CNC
BRN C225316

- FAQ -

Can VERSO machines mill thick aluminium?
Yes. With coated cutters, aluminium cutting is easy, without any coolant spray. A simple compressed-air jet cools the cutter during operation. By adapting the number of passes, there is nothing to prevent milling aluminium 20, 30 or 40 mm thick.

Can you V-groove over long lengths with a constant depth?
Yes, and this is essential. To produce Dibond® boxes, for example, the machine must leave only 0.4 to 0.5 mm of material at the bottom of the folding groove. VERSO VSR machines measure their own flatness in order to compensate for even the smallest imperfections.

Can VERSO CNC offer a trade-in for my current machine?
Yes. Under certain conditions, VERSO CNC offers a trade-in program in partnership with some of its distributors. They can take back CNC routers or digital cutting tables from brands such as Zünd, Summa, Esko, Kongsberg, Mécanumérique, Brax, Multicam, Axyz, VHF, Aristo, Darel, etc.

How does the optical registration system work?
The camera automatically scans the digital registration marks, then the machine adjusts positioning to align the job accurately.

Can VSR machines run jobs with the milling spindle and then the cutter?
Yes. VSR machines can automatically change tools and modules depending on the requirements defined in the machining file.

Can VSR machines detect the raw sheet itself without registration marks?
Yes. The optical alignment system can detect the sheet edges and corners to position the job accurately, and resize it if necessary.

How are the vacuum zones managed on a VSR?
The vacuum zones are controlled automatically and in real time during machining. The turbine power is also adjusted in real time according to demand.

How often should the table 3D probing be performed?
This calibration procedure should be carried out whenever the produced results start to deviate from what is expected. The frequency depends on the installation context (temperature variations, etc.): it can be once a month, every two months, or every six months.

Are VERSO CNC machines reliable?
Yes. Built from branded, high-quality components, VERSO machines are designed to be extremely reliable. In the event of a fault, the software most often allows operation in a degraded mode, so you can keep working while waiting for technical support.

Which materials is the oscillating knife suitable for?
The oscillating knife is suitable for all materials that are cut with a blade and require shearing. Examples: carpet, rubber, felt, cardboard, leather, Stadur, etc.

Which materials is the tangential knife suitable for?
The tangential knife is suitable for materials that do not require shearing during cutting. It is ideal for cutting vinyl, banner material, magnetic sheet, foamed PVC up to 5 mm, and other similar materials.

Is the VERSO optical registration system compatible with Caldera?
Yes. A VERSO CNC driver is available in Caldera, allowing you to generate cutting files that are directly compatible with the machine.

Is a 9 kW spindle really useful?
Yes. It can, on demand, run at high speed or at lower speed with high torque, which covers the vast majority of use cases. The full 9 kW is only used in more extreme conditions, for example when cutting at high speed while requiring high torque.

How do you change tools on the UTM?
The UTM is an automatic tool-changing system. Once the various blades, creasing wheels and tools are installed in their tool holders, all changeover operations are fully automatic.

How is the tool length (tool gauge) measured on a VERSO?
Each tool length is measured automatically by the software using the electronic tool probe. Tool probing is not systematic; however, whenever a tool is placed in the changer or removed manually, it will be probed before being used again.