The PTS 325 Porta: A Vertical Glass Saw Built for the Toughest Cuts

Laminated glass is one of the most demanding materials to cut cleanly. The layers resist the blade, the interlayer can gum things up, and a bad cut means wasted material that nobody can afford to lose. That is exactly the problem the PTS 325 Porta was designed to solve.

Manufactured by Sulak and distributed in North America by Matodi Group, the PTS 325 Porta is a heavy-duty vertical saw that powers through laminated glass up to 60mm (2 inches) thick.

Beyond laminated glass, this machine also handles standard glass, fire-resistant glass, and bullet-resistant glass with the same confidence and precision.

For glass fabricators who work with specialty glass products, the PTS 325 Porta brings peace of mind to every cut.

How This Laminated Glass Cutting Saw Works

The PTS 325 Porta positions glass at a 5-degree angle from vertical, resting on rollers that make handling and adjustment remarkably smooth.

Even large, heavy sheets of laminated glass slide into position without the heavy lifting and awkward maneuvering that horizontal setups demand.

The cutting unit travels vertically from top to bottom, and operators can regulate the travel speed through a built-in frequency inverter.

That level of speed control matters when you are working across different glass types and thicknesses, because matching the feed rate to the material protects both the blade and the glass.

Switching between a standard square cut and a fixed 45-degree angle cut takes just moments, thanks to a simple changeover mechanism. No complicated recalibration, no wasted downtime. You adjust, you cut, you move on.

Keeping the Blade Cool Under Pressure

Heat is the enemy of a clean glass cut. The PTS 325 Porta addresses that with a closed-loop cooling circuit that includes a water tank, pump, nozzles, and a collecting system.

The coolant flows directly to the cutting disc during operation, keeping temperatures low and protecting the glass from thermal stress or cracking. The closed circuit design also means less water waste and a tidier work environment.

Built Tough, Designed to Travel

Sulak built the PTS 325 Porta with zinc-dipped, heavy-duty construction throughout, which means this saw is built to handle years of demanding production without corroding or wearing down prematurely.

The zinc coating protects the frame from moisture, coolant exposure, and the general wear of a busy glass shop.

PTS 325 Porta Key Features

The machine’s modular design sets it apart from bulkier competitors. Here’s what the three-part construction brings to the table:

- The central cutting unit and two side stands ship separately, making transportation and delivery far simpler than moving a single massive piece of equipment.
- On-site assembly is straightforward, so you spend less time setting up and more time cutting.
- Power consumption sits at just 3.3 kW, keeping energy costs low for a machine this capable.
- Controls operate at a safe 24 volts, reducing electrical risk for operators on the shop floor.

That modular approach also means the PTS 325 Porta fits into facilities where a larger, one-piece saw simply would not work.

Why Matodi for Your Sulak Glass Saw

Matodi Group is the authorized U.S. distributor for Sulak glass working machinery, which means you get direct access to genuine spare parts, factory-trained service support, and knowledgeable guidance from a team that understands these machines inside and out.

Whether you are cutting laminated glass for security applications or processing fire-rated panels for commercial construction, the Matodi team helps you get the most from your equipment from day one.

Looking to pair the PTS 325 Porta with other Sulak machines?

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