HOLZHER 1265 SUPER CUT STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Year of manufacture
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Technical Description

The 2002 HOLZHER 1265 Super Cut is a high-performance vertical panel saw designed for precise, chip-free cutting of panels ready for immediate finishing. It features a powerful 4 HP main motor capable of a maximum cutting depth of 2 inches, accommodating cutting lengths up to 129 inches and cutting heights up to 64 inches, with edging height at 62.5 inches. The saw blade has an 8.6-inch diameter and operates at a high speed of 6540 rpm, ensuring clean and accurate cuts. The saw head rotates 90 degrees, allowing for both rip and cross-cut operations. Dust extraction is efficient, requiring 825 cfm extraction air with an air speed of 3936 fpm, connected via a 2.5-inch unit connection. The machine’s robust frame measures 163 inches in length, 56 inches in depth, and 89 inches in height, providing stability and ergonomic operation. The patented Super Cut scoring system minimizes panel surface damage, making it ideal for cutting coated and sensitive materials without tearing. This vertical panel saw combines compact space utilization with advanced cutting technology, making it suitable for professional woodworking shops seeking precision, reliability, and efficient dust extraction in a single unit.

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  1. CONSTRUCTION
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  3. → STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER

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