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PMC150 pneumatic murrini cutter
PMC150-Pneumatic Murrini Chopper
$650.00 – $700.00
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Introducing the latest in glass technology! Tired of using hand nippers to cut your vitrigraph pulls into murrini? Tired of sore hands, sore shoulders and flying murrini? Introducing the DarteGlass Pneumatic Murrini Chopper (patent pending)
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Connect the PMC150 to a compressor and start cutting. Cut pieces created within the unit and poly-carbonate shield are forced through the bottom of the unit. Add a murrini catcher tray and you have a totally contained system.
- 3 cutting wheels (replaceable 22 mm standard nipper wheels)
- LED dimmable light
- Polycarbonate shield
- All stainless steel construction
- Base plate mounting holes
- Matte finish
- Foot pedal
- Airline quick connect
- Flexible tubing connecting the foot pedal to operating cylinder
- Material Feed Ramp Pinch Guard
- Thumb screws for quick disconnect of shield
- The base can be screwed to a wood platform that can sit in a container, clamped to a workspace, or slid into our Catcher box.
- Options:
- Upgrade to a smaller foot pedal, which could also be handheld.
- Murrini catcher box to keep all the murrini totally enclosed to help minimize dust.
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Additional information
| Weight | 5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 11.25 × 8.75 × 6 in |
| Brand | PMC150 |
| Manufacturer | DarteGlass |
| Color | Silver |
| Foot Pedal Upgrade | Yes, No |
M A Myers (verified owner) –
I love the Chopper!
Peter Childers (verified owner) –
This unit is much smaller than I anticipated, takes up very little space, and is so easy to use. I love the compression fittings for the hose! I cut thousands of murrini at a time so this cutter keeps my hands happy. And it’s half the price of other mechanical devices available.
Judy J. (verified owner) –
This is one amazing machine!
Carla (verified owner) –
Overall the chopper works well, minor complaints are that the window gets dusty from glass and is somewhat difficult to see through. The cane sometimes gets stuck in the chopper and I have to clear the broken glass. The top head comes down and can get stuck with a small piece of cane that breaks.
sdarte (store manager) –
Carla,
Thank you for your honest review. We are pleased that your overall review of the chopper is a good one. As for the shield getting dusty, that’s going to happen, simply because the shield is there to contain everything, including the dust. It prevents dust from leaking out into the air as well as containing all your chopped glass. Occasional wiping off the dust on the shield will help.
In regards to the chopper sticking, that can happen if the glass stopper is not positioned properly against your glass rod. Make sure that the stopper is raised so that it is touching the top of the rod and not the middle. If positioned in the middle of the glass, the glass most likely will get caught and could even jam the top blade into the down position.
Michael Boldosser (verified owner) –
I chopped over 40′ of cane in about 15-20 minutes, cleanly, consistently and effortlessly. I set my working pressure to 80 psi and it chopped through cane ranging from 4 to 10 mm with ease. I opted for the smaller pedal and actually hold it in my hand vs. using my foot, but that is a personal preference. I have a bouncy foot and was constantly hitting it by mistake!
Sue is also a great communicator, so if you have any questions, she is there with a quick answer. Bottom line, if you have a lot of murrini to chop, the PMC 150 is well worth the investment.
sdarte (store manager) –
Michael, Thanks so much for your comments! We are so pleased that you are happy with the PMC150 and that you took the time to tell everyone! Happy chopping!