Large-Scale Systems

  • Equipment up to 2.5m cutting capacity
  • Multi-station automated production lines
  • Integration with existing factory systems

 Complete Software Development

  • Custom control systems
  • Process optimization algorithms
  • Remote monitoring and diagnostics

 Rapid Prototyping

  • 3D modeling and simulation
  • Quick prototype manufacturing
  • Fast iteration based on your feedback

 Direct Engineering Support

  • One-on-one consultation with our design team
  • Site visits for complex installations
  • Ongoing technical partnership

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Graphite Complex Profile Cut

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Optical Glass Cutting

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Jade/ hard Stone Slicing

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Silicon Ingot Cropping

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Graphite Wafer Slicing

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Quartz Lump Cut

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Ultra Huge Quartz Cut

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Special-shaped Infrared Lens Cut

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Why Leading Companies Choose Vimfun:

 

🏆 Proven Industrial Expertise

  • 20+ years in precision equipment manufacturing
  • Pioneer in endless diamond wire technology since 2019
  • Serving aerospace, semiconductor, optical, and automotive industries
Vimfun Diamond Wire Saw Machine
CNC Benchtop Wire Saw

You know, trying to cut super tough materials like ceramics and glass can be a real headache. Regular tools often leave you with cracks and rough edges. But now, a lot of today’s work needs super clean, exact cuts – especially if you’re in research or making stuff for optics,

Vimfun Diamond Wire Saw Machine

Process Optimization in Fine Wire Cutting Wire cutting—especially when dealing with brittle, hard, or high-value materials—relies on achieving a balance between feed speed, wire tension, vibration control, and abrasive interaction. As industries shift toward thinner substrates, higher precision, and lower allowable kerf loss, cutting optimization has become a critical engineering

Vimfun Diamond Wire Saw Machine

Introduction Cutting brittle materials requires a process that minimizes stress concentration, thermal gradients, and vibration. Materials such as sapphire, quartz, ceramics, silicon carbide, and high-purity glass respond poorly to traditional cutting tools. Excessive mechanical load or heat can introduce micro-cracks, edge chipping, or subsurface fracture—problems that become more severe as

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