
DOALL DC-500SA HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The DOALL DC-500SA Horizontal Band Saw is a robust semi-automatic cutting solution designed for precision and efficiency in metalworking applications. With a rectangular capacity of 19.7 inches in height and 22.0 inches in width, as well as a round capacity of 19.7 inches, this saw accommodates a variety of materials with ease. Powered by a 7.5 HP motor, it delivers reliable performance, ensuring smooth and consistent cuts. The saw features a blade width of 1.5 inches and a thickness of 0.05 inches, with a blade length of 215.4 inches, optimized for durability and cutting efficiency. The adjustable blade speed ranges from 66 to 262 feet per minute, allowing for versatility in cutting different materials and thicknesses. The overall dimensions of the machine are 114 inches in length, 61 inches in width, and 71 inches in height, making it a substantial yet manageable addition to any workshop. The DOALL DC-500SA is engineered for high productivity, making it an ideal choice for professionals seeking a reliable band saw that combines power, precision, and ease of use.
Technical Attributes
- Max Cutting Capacity (Round)
- 19.7 ''
- Rated Power
- 7.50 HP
- Blade Length
- 215.4 ''
- Material Feed Automation
- Semi-Automatic
- Blade Width
- 1.5 ''
Category
- METAL FABRICATION
- → METAL SAWS
- → HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
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