Type: Automatic horizontal edge polishing machine
Application: Marble, granite, quartz, engineered stone
Process: Continuous feed (inline production)
Edge types: Flat, squared edges + chamfering, optional profiling
Max material thickness: up to 60 mm (6 cm)
⚙️ Core Specifications
Polishing heads: 7
Beveling (chamfer) motors: 2 (45° upper & lower)
Total power: ~17.4 HP (≈13 kW)
Electrical: 230V / 3-phase / ~60 amps
Water consumption: 12–15 gallons/min (≈45–55 L/min)
Max abrasive size: 150 mm (6")
📏 Machine Dimensions & Capacity
Machine size: approx. 10 ft × 4 ft × 4 ft
Weight: ~3,000 lbs (≈1.36 tons)
Minimum part size: ~3" × 16"
Maximum part size: No practical limit (continuous feed)
Extension tables: ~3 ft standard
🚀 Performance
Production speed:
Typical: 80–150 linear ft/hour
Operation: Fully automatic, minimal operator supervision
Processing: Single-pass polishing with all heads
🔧 Features
Continuous conveyor system with adjustable speed
Pneumatic mandrels with sealed protection system
Motorized pressure bar for stability
Built-in chamfering (top & bottom)
Optional:
V-grooving / miter cutting
Drip edge cutting
Profiling heads
No foundation required; simple installation
🏭 Practical Advantages
Compact footprint for shops
Handles high-volume production
Works on fragile and engineered materials
Reduces slab breakage via stable transport system
🧠 Bottom Line
The LCH 711 M is considered an industry-standard horizontal edge polisher—best suited for:
Countertop shops
Medium to high production environments
Straight-edge polishing with optional mitering and drip features
If you want, I can also break down differences vs LCV 711 (vertical) or give you used market pricing—those vary quite a bit depending on year and configuration.
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