SM Automation makes PCB V Grooving Machines for cutting clean, controlled V-shaped grooves into PCB panels. It's semi-automatic, runs a 410 mm grooving width, handles 15 kg an hour, spins at 3000 RPM on 0.75 kW power, and grooves up to 15 mm deep. Made in India. If your PCB work needs consistent V-grooving without a lot of fuss, this is built for exactly that.
Basically, it cuts a clean V-shaped groove so a PCB panel snaps apart cleanly along a fixed line instead of tearing wherever it feels like. SM Automation's semi-automatic model does 410 mm of grooving width, up to 15 mm deep, at 3000 RPM, and handles 15 kg an hour. Which setup makes sense really comes down to the PCB material, the panel design, and what your production actually needs.
This machine's built for industrial PCB manufacturing and panel processing, plain and simple. 410 mm grooving width. 0.75 kW power. Semi-automatic. 15 mm max groove depth. 3000 RPM spindle. Those numbers are basically what let you figure out if it fits your panel size and grooving needs before you buy.
Used for creating defined V-shaped scoring lines on suitable PCB panels.
Helps prepare panels for controlled separation along predetermined groove lines.
Suitable for industrial PCB production units requiring a dedicated V grooving operation.
Used where a consistent groove needs to be produced across the specified working width.
Can be considered for PCB and electronic board manufacturing processes that use V scoring.
The listed 15 kg/hour production capacity supports regular industrial processing requirements.
Provides a dedicated machine setup for producing a defined V-shaped groove rather than manual scoring.
Can support processes where scored PCB panels are later separated along the prepared groove.
Features shift a bit by model and configuration, but here's what the SM Automation version typically comes with:
None of that's flashy — it's just a practical, well-defined setup for PCB V scoring and groove prep.
A dedicated V grooving machine provides a more controlled method of producing scoring lines on suitable PCB panels.
The listed 410 mm grooving width gives manufacturers a defined operating range for the machine.
A maximum grooving depth of 15 mm provides a stated parameter for suitable applications.
Machine-based processing can reduce dependence on repeated manual groove-making operations.
The listed 15 kg/hour production capacity supports regular industrial processing requirements.
The semi-automatic configuration provides a balance between operator handling and machine-assisted processing.
Mild steel construction provides a practical machine structure for the listed industrial application.
SM Automation supplies this machine to Mumbai manufacturers who need V scoring and groove prep sorted. 410 mm width, 15 mm max depth, 15 kg/hour — and being semi-automatic, it works well once panel size and grooving needs are pinned down.
Looking at trader options in Mumbai? The SM Automation model holds up for industrial PCB panel processing. Specs on record: 3000 RPM spindle, 0.75 kW power, 220 V supply, 50 Hz frequency, mild steel build.
SM Automation exports PCB machinery too, and V Grooving Machines are part of that lineup. Made in India, built for industrial use — for export or project work, it comes down to panel size, groove depth needed, working width, and production volume.
The SM Automation PCB V Grooving Machine is listed with a maximum grooving depth of 15 mm.
The published machine specification lists a grooving width of 410 mm.
The listed spindle speed is 3000 rpm.
The machine is listed with a production capacity of 15 kg per hour.
The published SM Automation model is listed with a semi-automatic automation grade.
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