SHENYANG MEP Shark 282 CCS HORIZONTAL BAND SAW

SHENYANG MEP Shark 282 CCS SHENYANG MEP Shark 282 CCS HORIZONTAL BAND SAW equipment image

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SHENYANG MEP
Model
Shark 282 CCS
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS

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Technical Description

The SHENYANG MEP Shark 282 CCS Horizontal Band Saw is a robust manual cutting machine designed for precision and efficiency in metalworking applications. With a rectangular capacity of 8.64 inches in height and 11.00 inches in width, it accommodates a variety of materials, while its round capacity reaches up to 9.80 inches and square capacity is 8.60 inches. Powered by a 1.75 HP motor, this bandsaw delivers reliable performance, featuring a blade width of 1.06 inches and a thickness of 0.035 inches, ensuring clean and accurate cuts. The blade length measures 115.00 inches, providing ample cutting surface for diverse tasks. The machine offers variable blade speeds of 118.1 and 236.2 feet per minute, allowing operators to adjust cutting speed according to material type and thickness. Weighing 970 lbs, the Shark 282 CCS is built for stability and durability, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications. Its manual operation allows for greater control during the cutting process, ideal for workshops that require precision and versatility. This bandsaw is an essential tool for professionals seeking to enhance their cutting capabilities in a compact and efficient design.

Technical Attributes

Blade Length
115.0 ''
Rated Power
1.75 HP
Max Cutting Capacity (Round)
9.8 ''
Material Feed Automation
Manual
Blade Width
1.1 ''
Control System
Manual control system

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