For buyers comparing a laminated glass cutting machine, the Enoble CNC Glass Cutting Machine is best evaluated as the cutting section before laminated glass assembly, or as a CNC cutting workflow for glass sheets that will later enter washing, interlayer combining and lamination. If the project requires cutting already-laminated glass after autoclave or oven processing, please confirm the glass build-up and interlayer first so the correct process can be checked.
The catalog configuration for EN-3826 / EN-3829 lists a 2440 x 3660 mm cutting size, 3-12 mm glass range and 198 m/min cutting speed. It combines one-touch loading, pneumatic air flotation, photoelectric positioning, automatic edge detection and cutting-path optimization for production-oriented flat glass cutting.
Technical specifications for models EN-3826 / EN-3829 are shown below.
| Main Technical Parameters | |
|---|---|
| Models | EN-3826 / EN-3829 |
| Cutting Size | 2440 x 3660 mm |
| Glass Thickness | 3-12 mm |
| Cutting Speed | 198 m/min |
| Cutting Accuracy | ± 0.30 mm/m |
| Loading Depth | 1000 mm |
| Power | 6-8 kW |
| Voltage | 220 V / 380 V |
| Telescopic Loading Arm One-touch glass loading. | Pneumatic Air Flotation System for easy glass movement. |
| Photoelectric Positioning Imported photoelectric positioning system. | Automatic Edge Detection Automatic edge detection technology. |
| 360-Degree Mobility Machine mobility for flexible placement. | Cutting-Path Optimization Advanced cutting-path optimization software. |
Machine in Action
See selected Enoble Glass videos showing CNC glass cutting, laminated glass cutting, automatic tilting and factory shipment scenes. These videos help buyers evaluate real machine workflow before choosing a glass cutting configuration.
| Buyer Scenario | How to Evaluate This Machine | Best Next Page |
|---|---|---|
| Laminated glass cutting workflow | Use when cutting flat glass sheets before washing, interlayer assembly and laminated glass production. Confirm whether you mean pre-lamination cutting or cutting finished laminated glass. | Laminated glass line and autoclave |
| Architectural glass cutting | For windows, doors, facade glass and project glass where regular sheet cutting, loading and optimization matter. | Cutting solutions |
| Furniture and mirror glass | For repeatable flat-glass cutting where the buyer needs stable positioning and production efficiency. | Edge processing |
| IGU factory upstream cutting | Use as the cutting section before washing, spacer handling and insulating glass assembly. | Insulating glass production line |
Many inquiries use the phrase “laminated glass cutting machine” but mean different processes. To avoid a wrong configuration, confirm whether the factory needs to cut single glass before lamination, cut patterned glass before lamination, or process finished laminated glass. The cutting method, machine setup and downstream equipment may be different.
| RFQ Item | Information to Send | Why It Improves the Quote |
|---|---|---|
| Glass structure | Single glass before lamination, or finished laminated glass structure such as 5+0.76PVB+5. | Pre-lamination cutting and finished laminated-glass cutting are not the same buying requirement. |
| Glass size | Maximum sheet size, common daily size and minimum pieces. | Machine size and loading workflow must match the real order range. |
| Thickness | Single-sheet thickness before lamination, or total laminated build-up if already assembled. | Thickness affects machine suitability and process discussion. |
| Cutting shape | Straight-line cutting, special shapes, drawings, holes or downstream CNC work. | Drawings help confirm whether CNC cutting alone is enough. |
| Output target | Sheets per shift, daily square meters, or typical order mix. | Output target affects automation level and line planning. |
| Downstream process | Washing, laminated glass line, autoclave, oven, IGU assembly or tempering. | Internal links and quotations can be routed to the correct equipment group. |
Yes. This page is most useful for buyers evaluating the cutting workflow before laminated glass assembly. Finished laminated glass cutting should be checked by structure and process requirement.
Send glass size, thickness, product type, cutting shape, daily output, voltage, destination country and the downstream process after cutting.
No. CNC cutting is an upstream process. Laminated glass production also needs washing, interlayer assembly, pressing and autoclave or oven workflow depending on the product.
It can be part of the upstream cutting workflow, but IGU production also requires washing, assembly, pressing, gas filling or sealing equipment.
