Bianco CNC Automatic Vice Feed Double Mitring Bandsaws

The Bianco double mitre automatic range offer automatic bow swing in addition to the automatic material feeding system. Both of these functions are controlled through the CNC control panel or by offline programming. The first cut is selected at any angle between 45 degrees left and 60 degrees right. The required length is then then selected by choosing the internal or external measurement and then the last cutting angle is selected between 45 degrees left and 60 degrees right. Finally the total number of components are entered. Optional magazine systems are also available to further increase productivity. All Bianco machines are manufactured in Italy to high quality standards with accuracy and longevity as prime considerations.

Why Choose a CNC Double Mitre Bianco?

CNC automatic programmer controlling cutting lengths, cutting quantities and angle of cut left and right
Hydraulic cutting with variable pressure and variable speed
Hydraulic Vice
Fast approach with auto bow height return setting
Cast bow construction
Carbide blade guides for high accuracy
Quick mitring swivel head up to 60°
Fully automatic cutting cycle with hydraulic vice feed system
Shuttle vice facility for long cutting lengths
Hydraulic left and right bow swing
Chip conveyor
Powered swarf brush

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