Sterling Automatic Band Saws

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Sterling Automatic Band Saws

The Sterling metal cutting band saws range from the popular SRA230 DG double mitre up to large capacity 1100mm diameter machines. The traditional low bed height machines in auto down feed automatic are ideal for the engineering workshops, whilst the advanced SRA440 DGSA features large capacity double mitre , hydraulic cutting, hydraulic counter balancing, hydraulic clamping and hydraulic bow lock.

Why Choose a Sterling Automatic Band Saw?

  • Safety interlock switches fitted to band cover.
  • Hydraulic blade tension indicator.
  • Automatic bow lift with auto height settings.
  • Fully automatic roller feed system with piece counter.
  • Gravity down feed with variable control.
  • Carbide blade guides for high accuracy.
  • Safety control panel situated away from the blade.
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