High Production Circular Saw Perfect for Round Bars
The Klingelhofer KASTOspeed C9 is designed for cutting steel bars with thin, throwaway carbide tipped saw blades.
Posted: October 16, 2013
Klingelhofer Corporation’s (Mountainside, NJ) KASTOspeed C9 is designed for cutting steel bars with thin, throwaway carbide tipped saw blades. A unique saw blade guiding device with carbide pads assures long blade life and a smooth cut surface. Blade diameters from 10 in to 12½ in and thicknesses from 0.079 in to 0.098 in as well as solid HSS saw blades can be used.
The 10 HP frequency controlled saw blade drive motor enables infinitely variable blade speeds from 50 to 740 ft./min. Model KASTOspeed M9 was developed for cutting non-ferrous metals using either carbide tipped or HSS solid saw blades. A blade drive motor up to 32 HP is available for blade speeds up to 12,000 sfpm.
The Kasto “Basic Control L” is used for set up and control of the sawing machine. It includes a 7.5 in color touch screen operator interface panel with material library which assures fast and convenient setting of machine functions. Cut piece accuracy is assured through use of a heavy duty length gauge combined with a pusher type bar feed traversing on an INA roller guidance track.
These machines can be provided with an inclined loading table, a flat magazine or a bundle unscrambler. Cut pieces can be discharged either over a chute or by means of a tilt table for long lengths. Trim cuts and remnant ends are automatically sorted. Interlinking with other machines such as end machining or brush deburring can be provided. This machine with its modern appearance is totally enclosed to assure a quiet, clean, and safe operation.
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