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Opening cut setout

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10 September 2024

Getting opening cuts right is critical on data center projects. Missing the mark by a matter of millimeters can leave the gap too small to install other elements, or increase the risk that later installs will be incorrectly positioned.

In this video, our Field Application Engineer (FAE) helps to ensure that this issue wouldn't happen. By using our engineering grade augmented reality™, they can indicate precisely where the opening should go during the setting out phase.

Following this, the opening was cut and the cable trays were installed through it, with no discrepancies in sight!

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