Bianco Pull Down & Auto Down feed Mitring Bandsaws

Bianco have been manufacturing bandsaws in Italy for over thirty years and have built a reputation for producing precise, reliable, and accurate machines. All machines have modern cast bows from special alloys to ensure one of the highest precision bandsaw ranges available. All M and MS models have quick mitring head capability allowing fixed roller track systems to be installed with the ability to cut at any angle up to 60 degrees. Two speed motors allow for both the cutting of mild steel and stainless steel.

Why Choose Bianco MS?

Quick mitring swivel head up to 60°
Fast cutting
Cast bow construction
Carbide blade guides for high accuracy
2 speed motor
Coolant System.
Blade tension indicator
Safety interlock switch on bandwheel cover
Material length stop
Pull down or auto down feed controller – MS models

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