W.F. WELLS F-16-1 HORIZONTAL BAND SAW

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- F-16-1
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- HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
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The W.F. Wells F-16-1 Horizontal Band Saw is a robust and versatile cutting solution designed for precision and efficiency in metalworking applications. With a rectangular capacity of 16 inches in height and 20 inches in width at 90°, and a round capacity of 16 inches in diameter, this machine accommodates a variety of materials. It features a compact footprint of 85 inches in length, 45 inches in width, and 71 inches in height, weighing 2,500 lbs, making it suitable for both workshop and industrial environments. The saw operates at blade speeds ranging from 60 to 425 SFPM, utilizing a 1¼” x .042″ x 15′ blade driven by a powerful 7.5 HP, 3-phase AC vector drive. The 20-inch bandwheel ensures smooth operation, while the manual vise, measuring 8-1/2 inches, provides secure material clamping. The machine supports a weight capacity of up to 5,000 lbs and offers sawing forces between 30 to 120 lbs, ensuring effective cutting performance. The work height of 26 inches enhances user ergonomics, and the coolant capacity of 15 gallons, along with a hydraulic capacity of 3/4 gallon powered by a 1/3 HP motor, ensures optimal blade cooling and lubrication. With a shipping weight of 2,100 lbs and overall dimensions of 97 inches in length, 49 inches in width, and 83 inches in height, the W.F. Wells F-16-1 is engineered for durability and precision in demanding cutting tasks.
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