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Watch the FasRapid LGA 3000 II handle four carbon steel bars over 14 feet long, demonstrating just how easily Precision Bevel can bevel oversized parts that exceed the length of the machine itself.

See how the FasRapid tackled a client's 1-inch thick, 8-foot AR400 armor plate — beveling it to a steep 70-degree angle faster and more cost-efficiently than milling or torch cutting ever could.

From batching 10 armor steel plates at a time to indexing a 12-foot plate with a nearly seamless transition, the FasRapid LGA 3000 II proves it can handle virtually any beveling challenge faster, more consistently, and at a fraction of the cost of traditional machining.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the arrival and installation of the first FasRapid LGA 3000 II of its kind in North America — the one-of-a-kind beveling machine that can handle bevels up to 4 inches wide, angles from 0 to 80 degrees, and plates up to 11 feet long in a single clamping.

Learn how the FasRapid LGA 3000 II — the only machine of its kind in North America — uses a high-velocity ceramic grinding belt to bevel carbon steel, stainless steel, armor plate, and exotic alloys faster, more accurately, and more economically than conventional methods.

Go behind the scenes as Precision Bevel's Gerima-built FasRapid LGA 3000 II — the first and only machine of its kind in North America — gets craned onto a truck in Germany and begins its journey to Burlington, Kentucky.

Meet Iwan Antonow — the German-trained mechanical engineer with 30 years of steel-processing industry experience whose simple insight (great beveling equipment shouldn't require owning it) became the founding idea behind Precision Bevel.