Sterling SRE275 SA Semi-Automatic Circular Saw 415V

The heavy construction and quality finish of the Sterling SRE 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. The SRE range differs from the SRC range in having the main vice clamp to the left of the blade with a removable anti-burr clamp to the right of the blade; this allows bespoke applications such as the cutting of tubes close to a bent elbow.

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Features

Heavy duty construction
Semi-automatic cutting cycle
Downfeed pressure regulator
Adjustable height for cutting stroke
High quality gearbox in oil bath
Quick set mitring 45° left and right
Pneumatic vice operation
Main clamping vice to left of blade
Anti-burr offcut clamping device to right of blade
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		SRE275 SA
Capacities
Tube at 90°	mm	85
Square Section at 90°	mm	70
Rectangular Section / Beam at 90°	mm	95 x 60
Tube at 45° L & R	mm	70
Square Section at 45°	mm	60
Rectangular Section / Beam at 45°	mm	70 x 55
Blade Diameter	mm	275
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	260
Operation		Semi-Automatic
Vice		Pneumatic

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