Woodworking Machinery – Automatic Cross Cut Saw
The Cross Cut Saw (also known as a Radial Arm Saw) is mainly used for cross cutting large boards of solid wood into smaller manageable lengths. In essence it is an upside down table saw. The majority of its work is cutting wood to length, squaring the ends of material or removing defects such as knots.
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Optimizing cross-cut saws with positioning pusher: Perfect entry into automatic cross-cutting for small business and industry -
Optimizing cross-cut saws with positioning pusher: As universal and diverse as the requirements of your customers- 6.3m infeed
- cross feeder with intermediate stops
- swivelling pusher with 180 m/min return speed
- 5.1 kW pusher motor and 13.5 kW saw motor
- optimising capability
- lifting and lowering table at the infeed
- reduced way of stroke of downholder
- side pressures before and after the sawblade
- cross conveying for 2400 mm directly after the saw including waste flap (option to 4800 mm)
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Optimizing cross-cut saws with positioning pusher: As universal and diverse as the requirements of your customers- More flexibility, quality and performance with every cut
- A true multi-talent - added value guaranteed
- Cutting of single boards and packages of boards
- improved wood recovery
- Simple handling and operation