The Sterling twin column band saw models begin with a wide range of semi-automatic models in capacities from 325mm to a massive 1500mm tube cutting capacity. With this extremely rigid twin column design, the bow travels on precision linear guides offering exceptional precision in the cut. All models feature hydraulic vices, hydraulic downfeed and bow return as standard. Infinitely variable blade speed allows the cutting of a wide range of material types, including more exotic materials.
| MODEL | STC1515 SA | |
| Capacities | ||
| Tube at 90° | mm | 1500 |
| Square Section at 90° | mm | 1500 |
| Rectangular Section / Beam at 90° | mm | 1510 x 1500 |
| Blade Size | mm | 13300 x 80 x 1.6 |
| Bed Height | mm | 545 |
| Cutting Speed | m/min | 10 - 70 |
| Motor | kW | 15.0 |
| Length | mm | 6000 |
| Width | mm | 2400 |
| Height | mm | 3850 |
| Weight | kg | 21645 |
| Operation | Semi-automatic | |
| Vice | Hydraulic |
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