CoreTrim 3000 is a fully automatic core cutting machine used for rock sample preparation. It cuts cylindrical core samples in a controlled cutting process and is intended for laboratories working with routine core specimen preparation before testing.
During cutting, an integrated water spray is applied to limit dust. The cutting cycle runs automatically and returns the blade to the starting point (home position) at the end of the cycle.
CoreTrim 3000 is built around electronic control and a simple start procedure, so the operator loads the samples, starts the cycle, and the machine completes the cutting sequence automatically.
CoreTrim 3000 combines fully automatic core cutting functions for rock sample preparation with the controls and operating features required for repeatable, production-style lab workflows. Key features and capabilities include:
This core cutting machine follows a simple operating sequence for automatic core cutting during sample preparation:
CoreTrim 3000 is used for rock sample preparation where cylindrical core specimens must be cut before laboratory testing.
Key technical specifications for CoreTrim 3000, a core cutting machine for sample preparation, are listed in the table below.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Machine Type | Fully Automatic Core Cutting Machine For Sample Preparation |
| Core Diameter Range | 1.50 to 3.94 in (38 to 100 mm) |
| Capacity Per Cycle | Up To 3 Samples |
| Supported Specimen Size | 3.94 × 7.87 in (100 × 200 mm) |
| Cutting Angle Accuracy | Up To 0.1° |
| Cycle Time | Approximately 120 s per cycle for 3 samples |
| Dust Control | Automatic Water Spray During Cutting |
| Blade Return | Automatic Return To Home Position |
| Power Supply | 220 V AC, 50 to 60 Hz |
For pricing, lead time, and product configuration details, request a quote for CoreTrim 3000 or contact us directly to discuss your core diameters, specimen size, required throughput, and local power standard.
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