Sterling SRC315 X Circular Saw 415V

The heavy construction and quality finish of the Sterling SRC range of circular sawing machines is outstanding.  Models with 275, 315 and 350mm diameter blades are offered as not only the standard pull down version – with or without a pneumatic vice system – but also in a fast cutting semi-automatic design for production cutting. Double clamping and self-centring vices ensure material is always securely clamped in the optimum cutting position.

Sterling SRC315 X Circular Saw 415V
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Features

  • Heavy duty construction
  • High quality gearbox in oil bath
  • Pull down operation
  • Double head return springs
  • Quick set mitring 45° left and right
  • Pneumatic vice operation
  • Double clamping anti-burr vice
  • Self centring vice to ensure cutting is in optimum position
  • 2 speed motor
  • Electrical coolant pump
  • Coolant resevoir in base with return filter
  • Adjustable length stop bar

Options

  • Roller track and measuring systems

Technical Information

MODEL   SRC315 X
Capacities    
Tube at 90° mm 105
Square Section at 90° mm 85
Rectangular Section / Beam at 90° mm 120 x 70
Tube at 45° L & R mm 90
Square Section at 45° mm 80
Rectangular Section / Beam at 45° mm 90 x 60
Blade Diameter mm 315
Blade Bore mm 32
Blade Speeds rpm 45 / 90
Motor kW 1.3 / 1.8
Length mm 1100
Width mm 600
Height mm 1400
Weight Kg 210
Operation   Pull Down
Vice   Pneumatic
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