DANOBAT CPI 105DI HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Year of manufacture
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Technical Description

The DANOBAT CPI 105DI Horizontal Band Saw is engineered for precision and efficiency in metal cutting applications. With a rectangular capacity height of 15.75 inches and width of 39.37 inches, it accommodates a maximum cutting capacity of 20.47 inches. This semi-automatic machine features external dimensions of 165.75 inches in length, 92.51 inches in width, and 102.36 inches in height, weighing 10,887.5 pounds, making it a robust addition to any workshop. The saw utilizes band sizes of 296.85 inches in length, 2.13 inches in width, and 0.051 inches in thickness, ensuring durability and performance. The blade speed ranges from 52.49 to 322.84 feet per minute, allowing for versatile cutting operations. It offers impressive cutting capacities at various angles: 39.37 inches by 19.69 inches at 90 degrees, 25.98 inches by 19.69 inches at 45 degrees, and 17.72 inches by 19.69 inches at 60 degrees. This combination of features makes the DANOBAT CPI 105DI an ideal choice for industries requiring high-quality, efficient cutting solutions.

Technical Attributes

Max Cutting Capacity (Round)
39.4 ''
Material Feed Automation
Semi-Automatic
Blade Speed
52.49 - 322.84

Dimensions

Size
165.75 in L x 92.51 in W x 102.36 in H

Category

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

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