If the vacuum suction nose can be placed near the cutting zone and does not interfere with the machining, then it should be used as it is. A good example of this application is the FastSeal5 machine where there is no interference between the tooling and the vacuum tube. In other situations, the vacuum tube is generally located near the turret and during the movement of the turret is not possible to maintain a good vacuum position. In those situations a chip cutter might be helpfully. The adaptation of the chip cutter unit to the machine must be done by the end customer and generally it requires plate cutting and welding to produce a support that also serves as a cover for the belt.

This adaptation must be carried at the customer location.