Bianco Automatic Vice Feed Bandsaws

The Bianco automatic PLC controlled bandsaws feature a hydraulic shuttle vice feed system as well as hydraulic down feed pressure and speed adjustment while cutting. The required cut length is set using a hand wheel with a highly accurate scale and the cut quantity is entered from the control panel, along with other cutting parameters. The machine will then complete an entire cutting cycle without the need for operator intervention. The range includes both straight cutting and mitring models along with a choice of downfeed cylinder positions. All Bianco automatic bandsaws are designed with a high precision cast alloy bow providing the basis for continuous accurate cutting. The Bianco range of automatic bandsaws includes straight cut and single mitring models with CNC controls as well as automatic CNC double mitring models.

Why Choose A Bianco Automatic Vice Feed Bandsaw?

Fully automatic cutting cycle with hydraulic vice feed system
PLC control for cut quantities and machine functions
Handwheel for setting cut length with fine adjustment and mechanical readout
Choice of downfeed cylinder at either the front or the rear of the machine
Models available with 90° cutting or with mitring swivel head up to 60°
Fast and slow blade speeds for mild and stainless steel cutting
Hydraulic cutting with variable pressure and variable speed
Hydraulic fixed and feeding vices with shuttle facility for long cutting lengths
Fast approach with auto bow height return setting
Cast bow construction
Carbide blade guides for high accuracy
Powered swarf brush

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