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An image of the STANDARD BM-230 Manual Swing Head Bandsaw. The bandsaw is a stationary machine with a large base and a vertical metal frame. The cutting blade is visible, suspended vertically from the top, with an adjustable head that can swing to different angles for cutting. The machine has control knobs and handles for manual operation. Safety guards and guides are in place around the blade area.

STANDARD BM-230 Manual Swing Head Bandsaw

$16,348

*Excludes Local Taxes*

Products are built on order, general delivery is 8~16weeks and includes sea freight to most seaports.

Description

Introducing the STANDARD BM-230 Manual Swing Head Bandsaw, an essential tool designed for precision and efficiency in metalworking projects.

Engineered for versatility, this bandsaw boasts a swing head feature, enabling precise mitre cutting for a range of materials with utmost accuracy.

Crafted with durability in mind, the BM-230 is equipped with robust construction and a reliable manual operation system, ensuring consistent and reliable performance. Its ergonomic design facilitates ease of use, allowing artisans and professionals to maneuver and adjust cutting angles effortlessly.

This bandsaw offers exceptional cutting capabilities, providing clean and precise mitre cuts, making it an ideal choice for intricate designs and detailed workpieces. Its adaptable nature accommodates various materials, from wood to metals, delivering consistently accurate results across diverse applications.

With its focus on accuracy and reliability, the STANDARD BM-230 Manual Swing Head Bandsaw stands as a dependable companion for workshops seeking precision in mitre cutting. Invest in this machine to elevate your craftsmanship and streamline your cutting tasks with finesse and efficiency.

Main Features:

  • 7" round and 7"x8.25" rectangular cuts achievable at 90° angle.
  • The manual swing head bandsaw has a miter bow that can pivot up to 45°.
  • Variable belt drive for four adjustable speeds.
  • Coolant system designed for optimal cutting performance.
  • Vertical cuts can be achieved with the addition of an optional vertical cutting table.
  • Suitable for personal use with single-phase power, as well as industrial workshops with three-phase power.
  • Moves on wheels for portability. 
Specifications

Specification

Metric

Imperial

Capacity

Circular at 90°

178 mm

7 inches

Rectangular at 90°

178 x 210 mm

7 x 8.27 inches

Circular at 45°

127 mm

5 inches

Rectangular at 45°

85 x 140 mm

3.35 x 5.51 inches

Blade Speed

At 60 Hz

27, 41, 59, 78 m/min

88.6, 135.2, 194.9, 257.5 ft/min

At 50 Hz

22, 34, 49, 64 m/min

72.2, 118.1, 161.1, 210.6 ft/min

Blade Size

20 x 0.9 x 2362 mm

0.79 x 0.035 x 92.91 inches

Motor Power

Power

750 W / 1 HP (3PH); 1.1 kW / 1.5 HP (1PH)

-

Drive

V-belt

-

Packing Size

1290 x 730 x 1150 mm

50.79 x 28.74 x 45.28 inches

Gross Weight

238 kg

524.7 lbs

Standard Accessories

  • Coolant system

  • Wheels
  • Stop Rod

Optional Accessories

  • Vertical cutting table

      Delivery

      Strictly built on order, delivery is 8-12 Weeks from Delivery

      How to use a Manual Swing Head Bandsaw
      1. Choose the appropriate blade for the material you will be cutting, and install it according to the manufacturer's instructions.
      2. Adjust the blade guides and tension according to the manufacturer's specifications.
      3. Position the material to be cut on the cutting table or vise, making sure it is securely clamped in place.
      4. Adjust the angle of the cutting head if necessary to make angled cuts.
      5. Turn on the saw and wait for the blade to reach full speed.
      6. Slowly and steadily feed the material into the blade, using the cutting table or vise to guide it through the cut.
      7. Use steady, even pressure to feed the material through the blade, and avoid forcing it or twisting it during the cut.
      8. When the cut is complete, turn off the saw and wait for the blade to come to a complete stop before removing the material.
      9. If making additional cuts, repeat the process from step 4.
      10. After finishing your work, turn off the saw and clean it and the cutting area thoroughly.
      Description

      Introducing the STANDARD BM-230 Manual Swing Head Bandsaw, an essential tool designed for precision and efficiency in metalworking projects.

      Engineered for versatility, this bandsaw boasts a swing head feature, enabling precise mitre cutting for a range of materials with utmost accuracy.

      Crafted with durability in mind, the BM-230 is equipped with robust construction and a reliable manual operation system, ensuring consistent and reliable performance. Its ergonomic design facilitates ease of use, allowing artisans and professionals to maneuver and adjust cutting angles effortlessly.

      This bandsaw offers exceptional cutting capabilities, providing clean and precise mitre cuts, making it an ideal choice for intricate designs and detailed workpieces. Its adaptable nature accommodates various materials, from wood to metals, delivering consistently accurate results across diverse applications.

      With its focus on accuracy and reliability, the STANDARD BM-230 Manual Swing Head Bandsaw stands as a dependable companion for workshops seeking precision in mitre cutting. Invest in this machine to elevate your craftsmanship and streamline your cutting tasks with finesse and efficiency.

      Main Features:

      • 7" round and 7"x8.25" rectangular cuts achievable at 90° angle.
      • The manual swing head bandsaw has a miter bow that can pivot up to 45°.
      • Variable belt drive for four adjustable speeds.
      • Coolant system designed for optimal cutting performance.
      • Vertical cuts can be achieved with the addition of an optional vertical cutting table.
      • Suitable for personal use with single-phase power, as well as industrial workshops with three-phase power.
      • Moves on wheels for portability. 
      Specifications

      Specification

      Metric

      Imperial

      Capacity

      Circular at 90°

      178 mm

      7 inches

      Rectangular at 90°

      178 x 210 mm

      7 x 8.27 inches

      Circular at 45°

      127 mm

      5 inches

      Rectangular at 45°

      85 x 140 mm

      3.35 x 5.51 inches

      Blade Speed

      At 60 Hz

      27, 41, 59, 78 m/min

      88.6, 135.2, 194.9, 257.5 ft/min

      At 50 Hz

      22, 34, 49, 64 m/min

      72.2, 118.1, 161.1, 210.6 ft/min

      Blade Size

      20 x 0.9 x 2362 mm

      0.79 x 0.035 x 92.91 inches

      Motor Power

      Power

      750 W / 1 HP (3PH); 1.1 kW / 1.5 HP (1PH)

      -

      Drive

      V-belt

      -

      Packing Size

      1290 x 730 x 1150 mm

      50.79 x 28.74 x 45.28 inches

      Gross Weight

      238 kg

      524.7 lbs

      Standard Accessories

      • Coolant system

      • Wheels
      • Stop Rod

      Optional Accessories

      • Vertical cutting table
          Delivery

          Strictly built on order, delivery is 8-12 Weeks from Delivery

          How to use a Manual Swing Head Bandsaw
          1. Choose the appropriate blade for the material you will be cutting, and install it according to the manufacturer's instructions.
          2. Adjust the blade guides and tension according to the manufacturer's specifications.
          3. Position the material to be cut on the cutting table or vise, making sure it is securely clamped in place.
          4. Adjust the angle of the cutting head if necessary to make angled cuts.
          5. Turn on the saw and wait for the blade to reach full speed.
          6. Slowly and steadily feed the material into the blade, using the cutting table or vise to guide it through the cut.
          7. Use steady, even pressure to feed the material through the blade, and avoid forcing it or twisting it during the cut.
          8. When the cut is complete, turn off the saw and wait for the blade to come to a complete stop before removing the material.
          9. If making additional cuts, repeat the process from step 4.
          10. After finishing your work, turn off the saw and clean it and the cutting area thoroughly.
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