Bianco Semi Automatic Mitring Bandsaws

The Bianco semi automatic bandsaws offer fast cutting cycles due to the advanced hydraulic cutting system. The bow descent can be controlled by speed and pressure resulting in fast cutting where there is minimal resistance, yet will automatically reduce when the load increases. This results in fast, safe and controlled cutting, increasing production times and extending blade life The vice is hydraulically operated and the bow hydraulically returns to just above the material. The quick mitring head allows for quick and simple angle cutting with the material positioned on fixed roller track.

Why Choose a Bianco SAE Bandsaw?

Quick mitring swivel head up to 60°
Fast cutting
Cast bow construction
Swarf brush
Carbide blade guides for high accuracy
2 speed motor
Coolant System
Blade tension indicator
Safety interlock switch fitted to bandwheel cover
Material length stop
Hydraulic cutting with variable pressure and variable speed
Hydraulic vice
Fast approach with auto bow height return setting

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