RC 210 Copy Router Machine with the Triple Drill
Schtec RC 210: Copy router for PVC and aluminum profiles. 0.75 kW motor, 12,000 rpm, triple drilling, pneumatic clamping. Compact and efficient.
RC 210 Technical Specifications
| Power Supply | 400 V, 3 Ph, 50-60 Hz |
| Total Power | 1.85 kW, 5 A |
| Air Pressure | 6-8 bar |
| Air Consumption | 15 lt./min |
| Milling Motor Power | 0.75 kW |
| Milling Motor Speed | 12,000 rpm |
| Triple Drilling Motor Power | 1.1 kW |
| Triple Drilling Motor Speed | 900 rpm |
| Milling Area | 250 mm x 120 mm |
| Max. Slot Milling Length | 250 mm |
| Max. Milling Depth | 120 mm |
| Max. Profile Dimensions | 110 mm x 120 mm |
| Machine Width | 720 mm (+1,000 mm Right and Left Profile Centering System) |
| Machine Height | 1,470 mm |
| Machine Length | 1,050 mm |
| Machine Weight | 160 kg |
Description
Standard Features
- Opens tilt system channel, drain slot, lock cylinders and door handle holes on PVC and Aluminium profiles
- 1:1 ratio pattern transfer onto a profile from a template
- Milling process is done by a high speed frequency controlled motor
- Milling with adjustable measurement apparatus without using a template
- Using 2 different size (5mm-8mm) bits on single template with 2 different step.
- Pneumatic Profile Clamping
Optional Features
- Cooling system for aluminium profiles (CA 944)
- Left and right measurement centering system
Product Description
The Schtec RC 210 is a versatile copy router designed for both PVC and aluminum profiles. It delivers precise 1:1 template milling with a 0.75 kW motor operating at 12,000 rpm and includes a 1.1 kW drilling motor for manual triple drilling of handle slots. Equipped with 5-8 mm guide options, adjustable stops, and a pneumatic clamping system, the RC 210 ensures safe, flexible, and accurate machining. Its compact 160 kg design makes it suitable for workshops of all sizes, while global exports to over 65 countries prove its reliability and quality under the Schtec brand.
FAQ
Copy Router & Drilling Machines for PVC Profiles
Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to common questions about our Copy Router & Drilling Machines for PVC Profiles
1. What is the main purpose of a copy router and a water slot machine for PVC profiles?
A copy router, like the Schtec RC 208 or RC 210, is designed to mill precise openings for hardware such as handles, locks, and espagnolettes by tracing a template. A water slot machine, like the WS 220, is a specialized router used to create angled and straight drainage channels that prevent water from accumulating inside the PVC frame.
2. What is the key advantage of the RC 210 model compared to the RC 208?
Both machines perform high-quality copy routing. The main advantage of the RC 210 is its integrated manual triple drilling unit. This feature allows the operator to drill all three handle holes at once, even through the reinforcement steel inside the profile, which significantly saves time during hardware installation. The RC 208 is a dedicated copy router without this triple drilling capability.
3. What makes the WS 220 machine so effective for water drainage slots?
The WS 220 is highly effective because it uses three independent, high-speed routing motors that can operate simultaneously on angled, vertical, and horizontal planes. This allows it to create complex and precise water drainage paths in a single, quick operation. The motors' speeds and positions are independently adjustable, offering great flexibility for different PVC profile designs.
4. Can the triple drilling unit on the RC 210 drill through reinforcement steel?
Yes, absolutely. The triple drilling unit on the RC 210 is specifically designed to be powerful enough to drill through both the PVC and the reinforcement steel inside the sash profile in a single manual operation. This ensures a fast and precise preparation for handle assembly.
5. Do these machines always require a template to operate?
While their primary function is to copy a template at a 1:1 ratio, models like the RC 208 and RC 210 also come equipped with adjustable measurement stops and apparatus. This allows operators to perform straight routing operations, such as creating simple slots or channels, without needing a template, providing extra flexibility for various tasks.
