FRANHO FM 18S HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Model
FM 18S
Year of manufacture
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Technical Description

The FRANHO FM 18S Horizontal Band Saw is engineered for precision cutting with a robust design that accommodates a rectangular capacity height of 7.09 inches and a width of 10.63 inches, making it ideal for various materials. It also features a round capacity of 7.09 inches, allowing for versatile applications in metalworking and woodworking. Powered by a reliable 0.94 horsepower motor, this band saw delivers consistent performance and efficiency. The saw is equipped with a blade that measures 0.75 inches in width and 0.03 inches in thickness, ensuring clean and accurate cuts. The blade length of 93.31 inches provides ample cutting surface for extended use. Designed for ease of operation, the FRANHO FM 18S combines durability with user-friendly features, making it suitable for both professional and hobbyist settings. Its compact horizontal design allows for efficient space utilization in workshops while maintaining high cutting capabilities. Whether you are cutting through tough metals or softer woods, this band saw is built to handle a variety of tasks with precision and reliability.

Technical Attributes

Max Cutting Capacity (Round)
7.1 ''
Blade Width
0.8 ''
Rated Power
0.94 HP
Blade Length
93.3 ''

Category

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

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