
FRANHO FM 1600HM HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The FRANHO FM 1600HM 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 13.39 inches and a width of 15.75 inches, allowing for versatile cutting options. The saw can handle round materials up to 15.75 inches in diameter and square materials up to 9.45 inches, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. Powered by a 2.01 HP motor, the FM 1600HM delivers reliable performance and efficiency, ensuring smooth operation during extended use. The band saw is equipped with a blade that measures 1.06 inches in width and 0.04 inches in thickness, providing the necessary strength and durability for various cutting tasks. With a blade length of 175.59 inches, it is designed for optimal cutting speed and precision. The horizontal configuration enhances stability and control, making it ideal for both professional workshops and industrial settings. The FRANHO FM 1600HM is a versatile and powerful tool that meets the demands of modern cutting requirements, ensuring accuracy and efficiency in every cut.
Technical Attributes
- Blade Width
- 1.1 ''
- Blade Length
- 175.6 ''
- Max Cutting Capacity (Round)
- 15.8 ''
- Rated Power
- 2.01 HP
Category
- METAL FABRICATION
- → METAL SAWS
- → HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
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