
DAITO GAIII330 HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The DAITO GAIII330 Horizontal Band Saw is a robust and efficient cutting solution designed for precision and versatility in metalworking applications. With a rectangular capacity height of 9.06 inches and width of 12.99 inches, it accommodates a variety of materials, while its round capacity reaches up to 12.99 inches. The saw features a powerful 7 hp motor, ensuring reliable performance for demanding tasks. It operates automatically, enhancing productivity and reducing operator fatigue. The blade specifications include a width of 1.25 inches, a thickness of 0.042 inches, and a length of 162 inches, providing optimal cutting capabilities. The CNC control system allows for precise adjustments and programming, ensuring consistent results. The machine's approximate weight is 4,250 lbs, contributing to its stability during operation. Overall dimensions measure 86-5/8 inches in width, 75-1/2 inches in depth, and 50 inches in height, making it a substantial addition to any workshop. The DAITO GAIII330 is engineered for durability and efficiency, making it an ideal choice for professionals seeking high-quality performance in horizontal band sawing.
Technical Attributes
- Control System
- CNC control system
- Max Cutting Capacity (Round)
- 13.0 ''
Category
- METAL FABRICATION
- → METAL SAWS
- → HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
Data Accuracy and Verification
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