Cosen C-460NC
Fully Automatic Horizontal Scissor Style Band Saw
Smart NC-100 (SNC-100) technology provides most of the benefits of NC controlled saws at a mere fraction of the cost. SNC-100 controls are programmable up to 100 different jobs including quantity and length of cut. The controls automatically compensate for Kerf loss after data input and requires no manual calculation of number of times to index. Rugged, dependable, and advanced technology, are all words that describe Cosen’s C-460NC production machine, making it the perfect saw for mass production settings.
Cosen C-460NC Features
- Hydraulic cylinder supports the saw head with ball joint
- Gearbox designed to accept high lateral pressure (no thermal distortion)
- Inverter blade drive system which allows infinitely variable blade speeds
- 5.7” HMI touchscreen
- Adjustable flood coolant system
- Motor driven, synchronized wire blade brush
- Carbide blade guides and bearing provides additional blade support
- Rigid cast-iron guide arms
- Automatic hydraulic blade tensioning device
- Cast-iron hydraulic vise
- Split vise jaw for reduced burr
- Save-A-Blade feature
- Precision feed pressure and feed rate dual valve system for optimal cutting performance
- Computer controlled multiple indexing up to 999” max length
Cosen MH-1016JA Band Saw Support
• 1 Year Parts Warranty
• Spare Parts Kit & In-Depth Manual
| Round Capacity | 18″ |
| Rectangular Capacity (HxW) | 18″ x 18″ |
| Blade Speed | 50 – 328 FPM |
| Blade Size (LxWxT) | 15′ 4″ x 1.5″ x 0.050″ |
| Blade Motor | 10 HP |
| Coolant Motor | 1/4 HP |
| Coolant Tank Capacity | 21 gal |
| Hydraulic Tank Capacity | 10.6 gal |
| Workbed Height | 33.9″ |
| Weight | 5,306 lbs |
| Floorspace (LxWxH) | 98.4″ x 104.3″ x 63″ |
Founded in 1976 in, Cosen is one of the world’s leading band saw manufacturers with a broad product line and a global sales network including Cosen North America and Cosen Europe.
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