For many years, the beam saw has been a useful component of the family of woodworking equipment. No matter what kind of woodworking your company performs, this equipment is ideal for you because it offers flawless precision and makes working on cutting items simple.
Introduction to the beam saw
An Industrial Beam Saw has a big blade that is used to create beams out of various-sized logs. For those who haven't used a vertical panel saw or aren't familiar with the broad idea, the majority of machines are made up of three main components: the frame, the saw beam, and the saw head. While being cut, panels are supported in an upright, vertical position. The machine can be built so that it can be placed right up against a wall; this is how the name "wall saw" came about.
There are lighter "mobile" designs that require the panel to be pushed through the machine and have a fixed saw beam. The panel is stationary and fastened to the machine, and each cut is made as the saw head and saw beam move vertically and horizontally, respectively.
High feed rates are produced by the beam saw's carriage's powerful motors. This enables the design's integrated scoring saw to cut veneered and laminated materials. The material is held in place by a high-pressure beam and a moving carriage saw. The material is held by and moved to the spot by computerization by use of a back fence. This makes it possible for the physical and technical sides to collaborate to create fantastic goods and long-lasting effects.
Purpose of a Beam Saw Machine
One of the best tools for cutting precise panels is a horizontal panel saw. It commonly cuts beams that are used to build everything from kitchen cabinets to the framework of buildings. The saw can handle a variety of duties in a single day with semi-automatic adjustments, however, some of them necessitate manual labour.
Protects your Back
Gravity might be your friend and draw the saw to the bottom of your panel when using a vertical panel saw. You might complete your daily squats if you use your vertical panel saw for a sufficient amount of time and employ good technique. With our saw head, you can lock your saw in place at 90-degree intervals to produce crosscuts or horizontal rip cuts (vertical).
It's Never Been Simpler to Trim Long Panels into Short Pieces.
A Safety Speed panel saw is the safest, most precise, and quickest way to trim short lengths off your panel, whether you need to make a 1/8" or 48" cut.
Safety is Paramount
Although it's in our name, our machines actually have numerous important features that are designed with your safety and back-saving efficiency in mind. Vertical panel saws offer the safest cutting technique by minimising operator exposure to direct contact with the blade.
Great Speed and Precision
As people's living standards have risen, their demands have increased as well. This has made it necessary for manufacturers to produce high-quality furniture, necessitating the use of increasingly sophisticated production machinery because manual labour is no longer sufficient. The cutting profile of a beam saw is made more smooth and more precise by its fast cutting speed and precision, which also improves the effects of laminate foil or film and edge banding. When compared to a manual saw, the panel saw machine has a high-efficiency feature that is equivalent to around 10 sets of manual sliding table saw machines in terms of operating capacity. It reduces labour costs and makes panel saws more cost-effective.
Accurate Operations
Although it does depend on the manufacturer, wall saws can be just as accurate as sliding table panel saws. A vertical panel saw will provide years of precise, problem-free performance when installed and configured by factory-trained experts. Elcon claims a +/- 0.1mm/m of cut cutting accuracy. For instance, cutting a 3300 mm horizontal strip results in a maximum frame-wide error of 0.33 mm.
Ease of Use
The simplicity of use is one of the vertical panel saw's main advantages. As you've read, the process is rather straightforward. Electronic readouts, for example, make setting up the machine even simpler and provide assurance. It has a special panel handling technology that ensures operator-to-operator precision. Automatic devices relieve the burden of processing huge volumes of material for larger workloads. The entire cutting process is automatic; the operator simply needs to set the cut dimension and then press a button to let the machine handle the rest.
Cleanliness and Dust Collection
Customers frequently forget dust extraction while thinking about buying a vertical panel saw. Any woodworking machine must have this feature, and as you could anticipate, there are choices for it as well. There is, at the very least, a point of extraction from the saw head itself. Even while cutting, the bulk of the vertical panel saw extraction blade is contained by the saw head guard, which offers sufficient dust extraction for the majority of activities. Additional extraction techniques should be taken into consideration when regularly cutting fibrous materials like MDF or cementitious materials like Gypsum in order to reduce operator exposure to potentially dangerous dust.
Beam saws are handy for a variety of purposes and frequently use circular blades that come in a variety of various shapes. With the use of contemporary software that enables the saw to maximise yields from the materials, they are the most efficient means of precision panel cutting. These devices make big volume panel size a breeze thanks to intelligent handling and precise cutting.
For businesses that require quick and effective panel sizing at a 90-degree angle, beam saws are the best option. The time needed for training new operators is decreased (but not entirely eliminated) by the simplicity of usage and built-in safety features. Advanced features can ensure consistent accuracy across all operators and significantly boost production efficiency. The basic layout provides the advantages of lessening the use of workshop space and simplifying material handling.
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