Bianco 280 SAE Semi-Automatic Bandsaw 415V

The Bianco metal cutting bandsaws are manufactured totally in Italy with reliability and accuracy as the first consideration. All machines have modern cast bows in special alloys to ensure one of the highest precision bandsaw ranges available. The production models start at the popular 280M pull down detailed on the previous page and extend to automatic feeding machines with automatic mitring. Quality electrical components are fitted to all models and quiet hydraulic pumps and fittings ensure a long working life.

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Features

Quick mitring swivel head up to 60°
Fast cutting
Cast bow construction
Swarf brush
Carbide blade guides for high accuracy
2 speed motor
Coolant System
Blade tension indicator
Safety interlock switch fitted to bandwheel cover
Material length stop
Hydraulic cutting with variable pressure and variable speed
Hydraulic vice
Fast approach with auto bow height return setting

Options

Blade speed variation
Spray mist cooling system (requires compressor)
Roller track and measuring systems

Technical Information

MODEL		280SAE
Capacities
Tube at 90°	mm	220
Square Section at 90°	mm	200
Rectangular Section at 90°	mm	250 x 150
Tube at 45°	mm	160
Square Section at 45°	mm	140
Rectangular Section at 45°	mm	140 x 140
Tube at 60°	mm	90
Square Section at 60°	mm	90
Rectangular Section at 60°	mm	90 x 90
Blade Size	mm	2450 x 27 x 0.9
Bed Height	mm	970
Cutting Speed	m/min	35/70
Motor	kW	0.5 - 0.7
Length	mm	1300
Width	mm	800
Height	mm	1860
Weight	kg	290
Operation		Semi-Automatic
Vice		Hydraulic

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