RMT plate bevelers can handle a variety of metals including mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other alloys. Proper tooling and machine settings ensure clean, precise bevels on different materials.

Maximum thickness depends on the beveler model and tooling configuration. RMT bevelers are designed to cover common fabrication thicknesses, from thin sheet metal to heavy plate. Always consult the machine specifications to ensure your material is within capacity.

Consider:

• Material type and thickness
• Desired bevel angle and edge quality
• Production volume (manual, semi-automatic, or CNC models)
• Available shop space and budget

Choosing the right beveler ensures accurate, efficient, and repeatable bevels.

RMT bevelers can create a range of bevel angles, typically from 15° to 45°, depending on the model and tooling. Some models allow adjustable angles for custom applications, enabling precise edge preparation for welding or fabrication.

Yes — RMT bevelers can accommodate curved, tapered, or irregular plates with the right setup and fixtures. Proper clamping and alignment adjustments ensure consistent bevels even on non-standard shapes.

• Use the correct tooling for material thickness and type
• Adjust bevel angle, feed rate, and depth according to specifications
• Properly secure the plate using clamps or fixtures
• Regularly inspect and maintain cutting wheels or inserts

Following these steps ensures clean, repeatable bevels.

• Clean chips and debris after each use
• Lubricate moving parts according to the manual
• Inspect cutting tools, wheels, or inserts for wear or damage
• Check alignment and clamping mechanisms regularly

Proper maintenance extends machine and tooling life and ensures consistent performance.

RMT bevelers include:

• Protective guards around cutting areas
• Emergency stop buttons for immediate shutdown
• Stable clamping systems to prevent plate movement during beveling
• Operator manuals and training to ensure safe operation

Yes — with the right tooling and setup, RMT bevelers can handle:

• Stainless steel, aluminum alloys, and other specialty metals
• Harder materials may require adjusted feed rates or specialized cutting inserts

This ensures clean, precise bevels without damaging the tooling or plate.

Yes! RMT provides:

• Operator training for safe and efficient operation
• Technical support via phone, email, or on-site service
• Guidance on tooling selection, setup, and preventive maintenance

This helps customers maximize beveler performance, safety, and uptime.