CARIF 260 BSA HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

OEM
CARIF
Model
260 BSA
Year of manufacture
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Technical Description

The CARIF 260 BSA Horizontal Band Saw is engineered for precision cutting with a robust design that accommodates a variety of materials. It features a rectangular capacity height of 5.91 inches and a width of 10.24 inches, making it ideal for cutting larger workpieces. The saw can handle round materials up to 220.47 inches in diameter and square materials up to 8.66 inches, providing versatility for different applications. Powered by a reliable 1.87 horsepower motor, the CARIF 260 BSA ensures efficient operation and consistent performance. The saw utilizes a blade with a width of 0.04 inches and a length of 96.46 inches, allowing for intricate cuts and fine detailing. Its horizontal design enhances stability during operation, reducing vibration and improving accuracy. The machine is suitable for both industrial and workshop environments, making it a valuable addition to any fabrication or manufacturing setup. With its combination of power, capacity, and precision, the CARIF 260 BSA Horizontal Band Saw is designed to meet the demands of professional users seeking high-quality cutting solutions.

Technical Attributes

Rated Power
1.87 HP

Category

  1. METAL FABRICATION
  2. → METAL SAWS
  3. → HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS

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