W.F. WELLS F-1620 HORIZONTAL BAND SAW

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OEM
WF WELLS
Model
F-1620
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS

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Technical Description

The W.F. WELLS F-1620 Horizontal Band Saw is engineered for precision cutting with a robust capacity, accommodating rectangular materials up to 16" high by 20" wide and round materials up to 16" in diameter, with a weight capacity of 5,000 lbs. It features a variable blade speed ranging from 60 to 500 surface feet per minute (SFPM) and utilizes a 1¼" wide, .042" thick, 15' long blade, guided by roller guides with carbide inserts for enhanced durability. The hydraulic full-stroke vise stands 15" high, while the 20" bandwheel and hydraulic blade tension ensure optimal performance. Powered by a 7½ HP AC vector drive, the saw delivers a sawing force adjustable from 0 to 750 lbs. The integrated coolant system has a capacity of 15 gallons, complemented by a hydraulic system with a 20-gallon capacity driven by a 2 HP motor. The work height is set at 35", with a barfeed projection of 0 to 25" and CNC-controlled shuttle indexing for unlimited job selections, achieving projection accuracy of +/- .002". The CNC programmable controller features a color touch screen and supports over 500 job selections, including automatic kerf compensation. Safety is prioritized with a blade break/stall switch and comprehensive safety guards. The machine, weighing approximately 4,000 lbs, measures 104" in length, 101" in width, and 88" in height, and is wired to NFPA 79 machine tool standards, ensuring compliance and reliability in industrial applications.

Technical Attributes

Material Feed Automation
Automatic
Workpiece Clamping
Hydraulic
Rated Power
7.50 HP
Blade Speed
60 - 500
Max Cutting Capacity (Round)
16.0 ''

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