SCM Formula SR 650/ 750/ 900
Radial Arm Crosscut Saw
- Blade diameter, max. 350 mm
- Blade bore diameter 30 mm
- Cutting depth, max. 100 mm
- Cutting width, max. 640 mm (at 20 mm deep)
Wadkin BRA 450
Radial Arm Crosscut Saw
- Blade diameter, max. 450 mm
- Blade bore diameter 30 mm
- Blade speed 3000 rpm
- Cutting depth, max. 155 mm (330mm wide)
Graule ZS170
Radial Arm Crosscut Saw
- Blade diameter, max. 420 mm
- Cutting depth, max. 170 mm (450 mm wide)
- Blade speed 3500 rpm
- Horizontal swivel angle 45 - 90 - 25°
Graule ZS200
Radial Arm Crosscut Saw
- Blade diameter, max. 520 mm
- Cutting depth, max. 200 mm (420 mm wide)
- Blade speed 2800 rpm
- Horizontal swivel angle 45 - 90 - 25°
Salvador SuperUp
Semi-Automatic Crosscut Saw
- Blade diameter, max. 500/ 550 mm
- Cutting depth, max. 125/ 150 mm
- Cutting width, max. 280/ 310 mm
- Blade speed 2800 rpm
'Up-stroke' saw movement
Upper controls for pneumatic regulation of saw stroke speed
Salvador SuperUp 600
Semi-Automatic Crosscut Saw
- Blade diameter, max. 600 mm
- Cutting depth, max. 150 mm (420 mm wide)
- Cutting width, max. 610 mm (30 mm deep)
- Blade speed 2750 rpm
Salvador SuperPush 150
Semi-Automatic Crosscut Saw
- Blade diameter, max. 400/ 500/ 550 mm
- Cutting depth, max. 80/ 125/ 150 mm
- Cutting width, max. 250/ 280/ 310 mm
- Pusher speed 30 m/min
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Radial arm crosscut saws offer ultimate flexibility
When it comes to versatility radial arm machines remain the ultimate choice. The sawing head is mounted on an arm protruding over the table and the operator manually pulls it across and through the workpiece. The main advantage is that compound angles can be cut by adjusting the angle of the arm and the tilt of the saw head. It should be noted however that this method of crosscutting can be dangerous if not carried out carefully.
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Semi-automatic crosscutting for safe operation
An upstroke (or up cut) crosscut saw offers a safe working method for operators and should be considered when only 90° cuts are required. Two separate buttons are pressed by the operator to start the cutting cycle keeping hands well away from the saw blade. A clamp secures the material from above and the sawblade travels up through the material before returning to its home position safely inside the machine.
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Infeed, outfeed. Measuring and setting.
We offer a full range of infeed and outfeed tables complete with graduated fence and flip over stops that can be specified to any length and width required. Both open pitch and closed pitch tables are offered. Options for electronic digital readouts to stop positions offer quick, repeatable set ups for consistency between operators.
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