
STA DCA 160 HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The STA DCA 160 Horizontal Band Saw is engineered for precision cutting with a rectangular capacity of 6.28 inches in both height and width, making it ideal for a variety of materials. Powered by a robust 4.2 HP motor, it operates at 440 V and 50 Hz on a three-phase system, ensuring efficient performance. The saw requires a space of approximately 71.65 inches by 78.74 inches and has a net weight of around 3086 pounds, providing stability during operation. Standing at approximately 59.06 inches tall, it features a blade size of 138.0 inches by 1.06 inches by 0.035 inches, allowing for versatile cutting applications. The cutting speeds are adjustable via a stepped pulley system, offering four distinct speeds ranging from approximately 82.02 to 328.08 feet per minute, catering to different material thicknesses and types. The feed length range extends from 0 to 15.75 inches, providing flexibility in cutting lengths. Constructed with a double column design, the band saw ensures durability and precision. Manual band tensioning allows for easy adjustments, while hydraulic controls manage the saw feed, head elevation, clamping, and feed vices, enhancing operational efficiency. This combination of features makes the STA DCA 160 an essential tool for workshops requiring reliable and accurate horizontal cutting capabilities.
Technical Attributes
- Workpiece Clamping
- Hydraulic
Category
- METAL FABRICATION
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- → HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
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