FPN OPTIM 1200

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Parameters

  • Material: Solid wood Plastic Composite Laminate
  • Usage: Sawing Cutting
  • Sliding table length: From 1200 mm to 3200 mm
  • Carriage on hardened steel rods
  • Cast iron table dimensions: 800 × 550 mm
  • Maximum saw blade stroke: 140 mm
  • Maximum saw blade diameter: ø 350 mm
  • Saw blade tilting range: 0° – 45°
  • Motor power output options: 3 kW – 4 kW

If you are looking for a small panel sizing saw at an affordable price, yet featuring high-quality workmanship and guaranteed properties, then the FPn Optim 1200 is the machine for you.

Applications: Solid wood, laminated panels, plastics, composite materials

Description

The FPn Optim 1200 sliding table panel saw is primarily designed for small-scale panel sizing and cutting operations. Despite its compact dimensions, the machine meets all performance requirements placed upon it and represents an ideal choice if you are seeking an excellent price-to-performance ratio.

The machine is not equipped with a scoring unit.

It features a high-quality cast iron sawing unit utilizing a sliding tilt mechanism on two semi-circular trunnions that manages the elevation of the saw. This technology is time-tested and widely used in machinery of this category.

The FPn Optim 1200 model is equipped with a sliding carriage running on hardened steel rods. This carriage configuration is precise and easy to maintain, guaranteed to meet all your production needs. The carriage width is 380 mm, while its length is selectable from 1200 mm up to 3200 mm.

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Sliding Carriage

A heavy-duty sliding table carriage utilizing a hardened steel rod guidance system.

Technical Specifications

Maximum main saw blade diameterø 350 / 30 mm
Main motor power output3 kW
Main saw blade speed3500 – 5000 ot/min
Maximum depth of cut120 mm
Cast iron table dimensions800 x 550 mm
Sliding table dimensions1200 x 323 mm
Cutting length1600 mm
Maximum rip fence cutting width1500/2700 mm
Machine weight400 kg

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