NEW PEDRAZZOLI HB450SA Horizon Brown Semiautomatic Circular Upcut Saw - 230V
Overview
230V 3 Phase (480V Available - specify when ordering) - Speed: 13-77 rpm
Pedrazzoli Semiautomatic Circular Upcut Saw with hydraulically fed upcut blade movement designed to quickly and accurately produce straight and miter cuts in a wide range of profile and solid materials. A testament to engineering excellence, the HB450 semiautomatic machine accommodates circular saw blades up to an impressive 450 mm blade with up to 6-inch round profile capacity. The blade is powered by precision-ground and hardened helical gears, guaranteeing a uniform cutting speed for a wide array of tube and solid materials. Adapting to material specifics, the blade’s rotational speed is seamlessly adjustable through the inverter, effortlessly controlled from the machine’s panel.
● Table adjusts 0-170 degrees with three stops and locks
● Heavy-duty precision gear box with variable blade RPM through inverter drive
● Self balancing valve for smooth forward movement of blade
● Digital adjustment of blade stroke
● RPM 13 to 77 or 24-144 depending on model
● Accepts saw blades to 450 mm
● Coolant system to extend blade life
● Saw angle adjusts inside of table base via hand wheel for miter cutting
● Heavy-duty metal base welded for rigid reinforcement
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