$ 991,84
$ 991,84
$ 991,84
Aardwolf APAM Pneumatic Anchor Machine — T-Slot Cutter for Stone
The Aardwolf APAM is a compact, air-powered anchor machine that cuts precision T-slots in stone slabs for anchor-bolt installation. It is built for fabricators installing countertops, vanity tops, wall cladding, and architectural stone panels — anywhere a clean 1/4" T-type groove is required to seat structural anchors. Because it is pneumatic, it is well suited to job sites and shop stations where electrical access is limited.
Features
- Cuts 1/4" T-type slots for stone anchor bolts
- Pneumatic motor — no electrical hookup required at the cut station
- Dual-zone vacuum base for secure grip near slab edges
- Compact handheld form factor for shop or jobsite use
- Designed for granite, marble, engineered stone, and similar materials
- Works with standard Aardwolf 1/4" T-type diamond bits (sold separately)
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Aardwolf |
| Model / Part Number | APAM |
| Type | Pneumatic (air-powered) anchor / T-slot machine |
| Slot Profile | 1/4" T-type |
| Base | Dual-zone vacuum |
| Compatible Materials | Granite, marble, engineered stone, limestone |
| Unit Weight | 44 lb (20 kg) |
| Country of Origin | Vietnam |
- Inspect the machine and verify the 1/4" T-type bit is secured before connecting air.
- Connect a clean, dry compressed-air supply with a regulator and lubricator inline.
- Position the unit on the slab so both vacuum zones engage on solid stone — confirm vacuum is holding before cutting.
- Mark the slot location, start the motor, and let the bit feed into the stone at a steady, light pressure.
- Flush debris from the slot, inspect the cut, and verify anchor fit before disconnecting the vacuum base.
- Disconnect air pressure and clean the unit before storage.
- Wear ANSI Z87 eye protection, hearing protection, and a dust-rated respirator at all times.
- Confirm vacuum seal before each cut — a slipped base on a running cutter can damage the slab and the operator.
- Do not exceed the air-pressure rating stamped on the tool body.
- Keep hands clear of the bit; release the trigger before repositioning.