AMADA PCSAW-430 HORIZONTAL BAND SAW

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OEM
AMADA
Model
PCSAW-430
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS

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Technical Description

The AMADA PCSAW-430 Horizontal Band Saw is engineered for precision and efficiency in metal cutting applications, featuring a robust rectangular cutting capacity of 16.93 inches by 16.93 inches and a round cutting capacity ranging from 1.18 inches to 16.93 inches. This CNC-controlled machine is designed to handle a substantial workload of up to 6,613 lbs, making it ideal for heavy-duty operations. The saw blade measures 20 feet in length, with a thickness of 0.063 inches and a width of 2 inches, allowing for versatile cutting options. Blade speed is adjustable between 49 to 394 feet per minute via an inverter, ensuring optimal performance for various materials. The power supply operates at AC220V±10%, 3-phase, 60 Hz, with specific models requiring 25 kVA or 26 kVA. The cutting fluid system includes a 47.3-gallon tank and a 1/2 HP pump, providing efficient lubrication and cooling during operation. The machine dimensions are 112.2 inches in width and 83.2 inches in length, with height varying from 79.6 to 100.0 inches depending on the head position. Weighing 10,361 lbs, the PCSAW-430 is built for stability and durability. It features a remnant length capability of 3.94 inches plus the length of parts, and can produce between 1 to 9999 cut-off pieces, making it a versatile addition to any fabrication shop.

Technical Attributes

Material Feed Automation
Automatic
Power Requirement
220V Three Phase

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