
KASTO KASTOWIN A 3.3 HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
Specifications & Market Value

Equipment Overview
- OEM
- KASTO
- Model
- KASTOWIN A 3.3
- Year of manufacture
- -
Technical Description
The KASTO KASTOWIN A 3.3 Horizontal Band Saw is engineered for precision cutting with a rectangular capacity height of 13.0 inches, allowing for a cutting range of up to 13 inches. It features a powerful frequency-controlled saw motor rated at 5.36 HP, enabling an infinitely variable cutting speed ranging from 472 to 5905 inches per minute, ensuring adaptability for various materials and thicknesses. The material feed length for individual feeds is 19.69 inches, optimizing efficiency in production environments. The saw blade dimensions are 200.39 inches in length, 1.34 inches in width, and 0.04 inches in thickness, designed for durability and performance. With a connected load of 8.04 HP, this band saw is capable of handling demanding tasks with ease. It accommodates short cut-off pieces as small as 0.4 inches and allows for automatic operation with a minimum residual piece length of 2.4 inches, enhancing productivity. The smallest cut achievable is also 0.4 inches, making it suitable for intricate work. Additionally, the cutting range for flat materials is 2 inches in height and width, providing versatility for various applications. The KASTO KASTOWIN A 3.3 is an ideal solution for industries requiring reliable and efficient horizontal band sawing capabilities.
Category
- METAL FABRICATION
- → METAL SAWS
- → HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
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