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Edge Router Machine
Edge Router Machine
 
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Powerful Edge Routing Performance for Professional Stone Fabrication

The Max Aggressive Edge Router is a robust and versatile router designed for precision, control, and efficiency in heavy-duty countertop and stone fabrication applications.

  • Makita 3¼ HP motor with variable speed control
  • Lightweight, easy-to-handle design for improved maneuverability
  • Includes a 12 ft. water hose for wet operation

Technical Specifications

Part #: 10.20.0003
Motor: Makita 3¼ HP
Amperage: 15 AMP
Speed Range: 9,000 – 22,000 RPM
Operation: Wet Use
Water Hose: 12 ft. Included
Dust Protection: Functional Workspace
Voltage: 120V, 60 Hz


Product Code: 10200003
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  • Why This Matters

  • Professional edge work requires a router that delivers power, control, and consistent performance while maintaining precision throughout demanding fabrication tasks.
  • What Makes It Different

    • Makita 3¼ HP motor delivers strong routing performance
    • Variable speed range from 9,000 to 22,000 RPM supports different applications
    • Wet operation helps improve cutting control and reduce dust
    • Lightweight design improves handling and maneuverability
    • Built for countertop and stone fabrication environments
  • How It Performs

    • Supports clean and precise edge routing
    • Provides controlled operation for heavy-duty applications
    • Helps deliver consistent professional results
  • Result: precise edge routing, reliable power, and professional-quality performance for stone fabrication work.
  • Ideal Applications

    • Countertop edge routing
    • Granite and marble fabrication
    • Quartz and engineered stone work
    • Professional shop and installation applications
  • Important Notes

    • Must be used with a G.F.C.I.
    • Includes 12 ft. water hose for wet operation
    • Use proper safety equipment during operation

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