NEW 1988 W.F. WELLS B-25-2

1998 W. F. WELLS MODEL B-25-2 SEMI-AUTOMATIC HORIZONTAL BAND SAW, 25" High x 40" Wide
W.F. Wells, Inc. is a pioneering American manufacturer of horizontal metal-cutting bandsaws, founded in 1948 by William F. Wells in Three Rivers, Michigan. Known as the innovator of the twin-column, true horizontal bandsaw, the company has operated for over 50 years, producing machines for industrial applications. The company was purchased by Robert F. Boyle in 1991

Rect-Cap (H) 25"
Rect-Cap (W) 40"
Rounds-Cap 25"
Square-Cap 25"
Power 10 hp
Type (Auto, Manual, Semi) Semi-Auto
Blade Width 1.5"
Blade Thickness 0.042"
Blade Length 236"
Dimensions 170" x 55" X 100"
Weight 6,500 lbs

Capacity: Rectangular at 90° 25″ High x 40″ Wide, Round 25.5″
Rectangular at 45° 25″ High X 24″ Wide
Weight Capacity: 15,000 lbs
Blade Speed: 60-500 SFPM
Blade Guide: Spring Tensioned Carbide Blocks
with Idle Roller Backup
Blade Tension: Hydraulic
Bandwheel Size: 26″
Vise: Hydraulic
Blade Drive: 10 HP, AC Vector Drive
Sawing Force: 0-1,000 lbs
Coolant Capacity: 15 Gallons
Hydraulic Capacity: 20 Gallons
Hydraulic Drive: 5 HP Motor
Work Height: 28″
Outfeed Table: 24″ X 40″
Vise Jaw Height: 17”

Blade Break/Stall Switch
Hydraulic Positioned Guide Arm
Hydraulic Powered Blade Brush
Electronic Door Interlocks
Blade Tension Indicator
Shipping Weight: 6,600 lbs
Electrics: Wired to NFPA 79 Machine Tool Standards
Machine Dimensions: 170” Length x 55″ Width x 100″ Height