STANDARD B-225 Manual Bandsaw - Step blade speed

Description

The STANDARD B-225 Manual Bandsaw with Step Blade Speed is a versatile horizontal metal cutting solution designed for precision, durability, and ease of use.

Key Features

• Exceptional Precision: Delivers clean, straight cuts in various metals, ensuring accuracy.
• Step Blade Speed: Adjustable speed control adapts to specific materials, reducing blade wear and enhancing quality.
• Robust Construction: Built for industrial use, ensuring long-lasting reliability.
• Efficient Workhorse: Powerful motor and smooth operation for swift, efficient cutting.
• User-Friendly: Simple controls for both beginners and professionals.
• Safety First: Equipped with blade guards and emergency stop features for a secure working environment.

Ideal for metalworking shops, maintenance departments, and DIY enthusiasts, the STANDARD B-225 is your go-to bandsaw for horizontal metal cutting.

Main Features

• Maximum 9” round cut at 90° angle.
• Belt drive system with adjustable speeds for various materials.
• Hydraulic pressure adjustment from the exterior control panel.
• Coolant system for increased blade longevity.
• Stop Rod for precise, uniform cuts.
• Quick-release clamp and adjustable miter vice up to 45°.

Specifications

Standard Accessories

• Saw blade
• Coolant system
• Stop Rod

Delivery

Machines are strictly built on order. (Build-on-Demand)

Delivery 10-14 Weeks from Deposit

How to Use a Manual Bandsaw

Safety Precautions: Always wear PPE, including safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves, and appropriate clothing.

1. Machine Setup:

   • Secure the bandsaw to prevent vibration.
   • Check the power source and ensure proper grounding.
   • Inspect for damage and ensure all safety guards are in place.

2. Select the Right Blade: Choose a blade suitable for the type, thickness, and hardness of the metal. Consult the manual or an experienced operator if needed.

3. Blade Installation:

   • Turn off and unplug the saw.
   • Open the blade guard and remove the old blade.
   • Install and tension the new blade, ensuring proper tracking.
   • Close the blade guard.

4. Adjust the Blade Speed: Set the appropriate speed based on the metal being cut, as per the machine’s manual.

5. Material Setup:

   • Secure the metal workpiece with a vise or clamp.
   • Measure and mark the cut line.

6. Start the Bandsaw:

   • Turn on the saw and allow it to reach the set speed.
   • Ensure the blade is tracking correctly.

7. Begin Cutting:

   • Gently lower the blade and feed the workpiece into it.
   • Maintain a consistent feed rate and keep hands clear of the cutting path.
   • Apply coolant if needed to lubricate and cool the blade.

8. Monitoring and Adjusting: Watch for issues like vibrations or abnormal noises. Stop and address problems if necessary.

9. Complete the Cut:

   • Turn off the saw and wait for the blade to stop.
   • Remove the cut metal piece carefully.

10. Maintenance: Regularly clean, inspect, and adjust the bandsaw to ensure optimal performance.

Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and seek training if you are new to using a bandsaw.