Panhans R800 Heavy-Duty Band Re-saw
The Panhans R800 is a heavy-duty band re-saw engineered for industrial timber processing, featuring an exceptionally powerful motor designed to drive wide sawblades with ease. Its robust welded steel main frame houses solid, ground cast-iron flywheels equipped with automatic scrapers to prevent sawdust build-up, ensuring consistent, vibration-free operation.
Precision and safety are paramount, with friction-free upper and lower blade-guides adjusted via a convenient rack and handwheel system, a blade-lubricating device that also removes resin, and a triple emergency stop. The machine includes automatic star/delta starting, a blade tension indicator, a 20° tilting table, and a double extraction outlet, all manufactured to the highest quality standards in Germany.
Key Features
| Brand | Panhans |
| Manufacturer | Panhans |
| Model | R800 |
| Product Type | Band Re-saw |
| Quality | made in Germany |
| Machine Type | Heavy-Duty |
| Main Frame Material | Welded Steel |
| Flywheel Material | Ground Cast-Iron |
| Blade Guide Type | Upper and Lower, Friction-Free Inserts |
| Blade Guide Adjustment | Rack and Handwheel |
| Table Tilt | 20° |
| Motor Start | Automatic Star/Delta |
| Dust Extraction | Double Outlet |
| Safety Features | Triple Emergency Stop |
| Additional Features | Blade Lubricating/Resin Removal Device, Automatic Flywheel Scrapers, Blade Tension Indicator |
| Intended Use | Designed for Automatic Feeding Device |
Highlights
- Heavy-duty welded steel frame for maximum stability
- Powerful motor designed for wide sawblades
- Solid ground cast-iron flywheels with automatic scrapers
- Friction-free blade-guides with rack and handwheel adjustment
- Integrated blade lubricating and resin removal device
- 20° tilting table and double dust extraction outlet
- Quality manufacturing from Germany
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Compatibility
Specifically engineered to be compatible with automatic feeding devices for continuous, high-volume resawing applications. Suitable for use with wide sawblades.
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