Sterling SVR600 Vertical Band Saw 415V

The Sterling SVR range of vertical bandsaws consists of four models of varying throat capacities. All models are equipped with a blade shear, blade welder and grinder as standard equipment. The blade width can be as narrow as 3mm, which is ideally suited to producing curved shapes or as large as 16mm, which together with the optional adjustable fence is perfect for straight cutting. All models feature stepless variable blade speed making them suitable for cutting many different material types.

Sterling SVR600 Vertical Band Saw 415V
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Features

  • Wide range of blade widths
  • Blade welder, shear and grinder
  • Inclinable table - 5 degrees left and 15 degrees right
  • Infinitely variable blade speed
  • Adjustable blade guard according to cutting height
  • Swarf brush
  • Low voltage work light

Options

  • Adjustable rip fence for straight cutting
  • Mitre fence for angle cutting

Technical Information

MODEL   SVR600
Cutting height mm 340
Cutting depth mm 610
Table size mm 600 x 500
Cutting speed m/min 20 - 500
Blade length mm 3970
Blade width mm 3 - 16
Motor kW 1.5
Length mm 1420
Width mm 760
Height mm 2140
Weight kg 700
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