
WF WELLS S-40-3C HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The W.F. Wells S-40-3C Horizontal Band Saw is a robust cutting solution designed for high-capacity operations, featuring a rectangular capacity of 37.0 inches in height and 40.0 inches in width. Powered by a 15.0 HP blade drive and a 5 HP hydraulic drive, this machine ensures efficient and precise cutting with a blade size of 2.0 inches in width, 0.063 inches in thickness, and a length of 348.0 inches. The bandwheel size measures 42 inches, providing optimal support for the cutting process. With a weight of 9,200 lbs and a weight capacity of 15,000 lbs, the S-40-3C is built to handle substantial materials with ease. The work height is set at 34 inches, facilitating comfortable operation, while the outfeed table measures 24 inches by 40 inches, enhancing workflow efficiency. The vise jaw height is 24 inches, allowing for secure clamping of workpieces. Designed for durability and performance, the machine operates on a voltage of 208-60-3, making it suitable for various industrial environments. The shipping dimensions are approximately 175 inches in length, 55 inches in width, and 130 inches in height, ensuring it is delivered safely and securely. The W.F. Wells S-40-3C Horizontal Band Saw is an essential tool for any workshop requiring precision cutting capabilities in heavy-duty applications.
Technical Attributes
- Workpiece Clamping
- Hydraulic
- Rated Power
- 15.00 HP
Category
- METAL FABRICATION
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- → HORIZONTAL BAND SAWS
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