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Showing posts with label bas-relief. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bas-relief. Show all posts

Tuesday, 19 April 2016

PADO Natural Stone chooses Breton 5 axis

Consolidating its leadership on the Vietnamese market for high prestige natural marble products, PADO Natural Stone has turned to Breton once again in the drive to boost its production output.
A pioneer in technology applied to natural stone since its incorporation in 2006, the Saigon-based Vietnamese company places prestige, class and quality at the very core of its operations. 

Importing meticulously selected stone from Spain, Italy, Turkey, Egypt and Brazil, PADO Natural Stone has consolidated its presence on the Vietnamese market for products of high aesthetic value. 

The company produces exquisitely complex architectural elements and statues and, most notably, refined interiors for hotels, shopping centres and luxury villas: floors, fireplaces, pillars and works in bas-relief.
 
Pride of place in the company's 20,000 m2 production facilities is awarded to the Breton Contourfive NC 700, the machining centre with milling tools, saw blade and 5 interpolated axes that's perfect for complex shaping, contouring, cutting, and turning operations.

Fully satisfied with the results of this investment of several years ago, PADO Natural Stone is now doubling its potential by purchasing a second and even bigger 5 interpolated axes machining centre in the form of the Breton Shapemill 1600, plus a waterjet machine co-manufactured by Waterjet Italia and Breton


With these new investments PADO Natural Stone is preparing for a new contract that calls for complex 5-axis machining of large size parts to be incorporated in a high-profile project in natural marble that will be the only one of its kind in Vietnam and promises to become a point of reference in architecture on the international stage.


For more information and prices, on the 5-axes stone working center Breton Contourfive, contact mail@breton.it.
We’ll get back to you promptly.
Thank you for the attention and best regards.
Bye-bye 

Sergio Prior

Friday, 5 September 2014

Work cycle for realizing the head of Michelangelo’s David with “Breton Contourfive”


1 - Average dimensions of the starting block: 400x400 mm, height 600 mm. (15.7x15.7x23.6")

2 - Processed material: I do not remember the exact name of the material; it was a medium-hard marble from Georgia containing much quartz. 


3 - Rough-hewing time using the disk: approx. 2 hours.

4 - Rough-hewing speed / disk feed time:
   1.500mm/min for a depth of 25mm (climb milling)
   59"/min for a depth of 1" 
   

   1.800mm/min for a depth of 15mm (conventional milling)
   70.9"/min a depth of 0.6"


5 - Time required for rough-hewing with disk: approx. 5 hours.


6 - Roughing out speed / disk feed time:
   1.500mm/min for a depth of 25mm (climb milling)
   59"/min for a depth of 1" 
   

   1.800mm/min for a depth of 15mm (conventional milling)
   70.9"/min a depth of 0.6"


7 - Time required for finishing with disk: approx. 2 hours.

8 - Finishing speed / disk feed time: 3.500mm/min (137.8")
    step = disk thickness.


9 - Time required for working with tapered tool: approx. 10 hours.

10 - Finishing speed / tool feed time: 1.200mm/min (47.2")
       step = 1mm (0.04")

I hope these figures are interesting for who works in the sector of sculptures.
For INFO and price ask to mail@breton.it.
We’ll get back to you promptly.
Well, that’s all for today, thanks for your attention.
Bye-bye
 
Sergio Prior

Thursday, 14 August 2014

Breton CONTOURFIVE machining centre for marble and granite with bas-relief

Hello everyone,
Today let me show you a bas-relief produced by CONTOURFIVE, the machining centre with 5 interpolated axes made in Breton.





Breton CONTOURFIVE machining centre proves to be the ideal machine for those who produce architectural components, make restoration works and work marble and granite in the funerary art field.
Should you be interested in CONTOURFIVE, write to mail@breton.it for INFO and prices: we’ll get back to you promptly.
Well, that’s all for today, thanks for your attention.
Bye-bye
Sergio Prior

Thursday, 7 August 2014

Breton Contourfive - CNC stone working machine with complex column

Hello everyone, 
SHAPEMILL little brother, Breton CONTOURFIVE 5-axis machining centre is also capable of producing complex pieces starting from a squared marble block such as this column that was turned inside until obtaining a ball!











What do you think about it?
Write to mail@breton.it asking for more INFO about CONTOURFIVE: we’ll get back to you promptly. 
That’s all for now.
Bye-Bye
Sergio Prior

Thursday, 17 July 2014

Modern objects realized with Breton Shapemill, 5 axis CNC stone working centre.

Odone Angelo, - our customer from Vercelli (Italy) - produced some modern objects that were designed by Claudio Larcher, Filippo Protasoni and Simone Simonelli and exhibited last spring at Milano Design Week 2014: they can be seen on clique-editions.com.

Here under you may view some production phases of two marble components that were processed using Breton SHAPEMILL machining centre with 5 interpolated axes.

HEATTY by Claudio Larcher - marble fan heater










ECHO by Claudio Larcher - marble bookcase with a Bluetooth speaker.



Video of the pieces in the works:

As you can see, our CNC Shapemill machining centre is ideal for processing tiny pieces as well.
Should you be interested in Shapemill, write to mail@breton.it for INFO and prices: we’ll get back to you promptly.
Well, that’s all for today, thanks for your attention.
Bye.bye
Sergio Prior

Thursday, 3 July 2014

5 axis stone working centre Breton SHAPEMILL while is realizing David head

Hello everybody, 
today I’d like to show you a photo sequence of Shapemill while is realizing David head.
Photos are low quality
Please let us know what you think about it.
For info e price write to mail@breton.it
Bye-bye
Sergio Prior