CNC Bandsawing System minimizes set-up process.
November 27, 2006 -
Completely automating bandsawing processes, MBD® Model 4340 offers infinitely adjustable material clamp and max capacity of 60 x 20 x 14. Servo controlled feed table guides bandsaw blade along cutting path and through material. Machine eliminates need for templates and marking, automatically sawing block and panel materials. Automated process optimizes raw material yield, productivity, part quality, and accuracy.
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Original Press release
Warsaw Machinery, Inc.
610 South Detroit Street
Warsaw, IN, 46580
USA
New CNC Automatic Bandsawing System from Warsaw Machinery
Warsaw, IN - Warsaw Machinery, Inc. offers the new MBD® Model 4340 CNC Automatic Bandsawing System for cutting parts quickly and accurately. This bandsaw system offers complete automation of the bandsawing process, automatically sawing block and panel materials.
The Model 4340 bandsawing system replaces several manual bandsaws and eliminates the need for templates and marking, virtually eliminating set-up. The automated process provides greater raw material yield, increased productivity, improved part quality and accuracy along with reduction of finished parts inventory. A servo controlled feed table guides the bandsaw blade along a cutting path and through the material. This system offers an infinitely adjustable material clamp to 14" thick and a maximum capacity of 60" long by 20" wide by 14" thick.
Warsaw Machinery, Inc. offers bandsawing, clamping, cutting, routing and material handling machines and also provides equipment, parts and services for Tyler® woodworking equipment, MBD® bandsaws and Handy® clamps. Custom industrial machines are also available.
For more information, please contact Warsaw Machinery, Inc., 610 South Detroit Street, Warsaw, IN 46580. Telephone 574-267-5355. Fax 574-267-5366. Web site: www.warsawmachinery.com. E-mail: sales@warsawmachinery.com.
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