
DOALL DC-1100SA HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The DOALL DC-1100SA Horizontal Band Saw is engineered for precision cutting with a robust design, featuring a rectangular capacity of 43.3 inches in width and height, accommodating both rectangular and round materials. It operates with a powerful 15 hp band drive motor, delivering blade speeds ranging from 49 to 262 feet per minute, ensuring efficient and versatile cutting performance. The saw utilizes a blade measuring 394 inches in length, 2.64 inches in width, and 0.063 inches in thickness, allowing for a variety of cutting applications. The hydraulic system, powered by a 3 hp pump, supports a hydraulic tank capacity of 23.8 gallons, facilitating smooth operation and material handling. Additionally, the coolant system, with a 0.25 hp pump and a 53-gallon tank, ensures optimal blade performance and longevity by maintaining appropriate temperatures during operation. The machine's material pass line height is set at 26.8 inches, providing ergonomic access for operators. With a substantial weight of 30,865 pounds and dimensions of 95 inches in length, 181 inches in width, and 128 inches in height, the DOALL DC-1100SA is built for durability and stability in demanding industrial environments. This band saw is an ideal solution for businesses seeking reliable and efficient cutting capabilities for a wide range of materials.
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