Voltage: 220V or 380V (models available); Power: 750W; Rotate speed: 42 R/min; Weight: 40 kg; Size (L×W×H): 570×540×870 mm; Blade length: 1670 mm.
It is designed for cutting fresh or frozen meat, large joints and bones. Use the correct blade type and cutting technique for frozen products or heavy bones to avoid blade damage.
The machine uses a 1670 mm bandsaw blade. Choose blade tooth pitch and material appropriate for meat vs. bone cutting (coarse pitch for bones, finer pitch for boneless meat).
Yes. Models are offered for 220V (single-phase) and 380V (three-phase). Confirm which voltage version you are ordering and have a qualified electrician make the connection.
The drive rotates at 42 revolutions per minute (R/min), providing a steady, low-speed feed suited for safe, smooth cutting of meat and bone.
Disconnect power first. Remove the blade and any removable parts. Clean stainless surfaces with warm soapy water or food-safe sanitizer, rinse and dry thoroughly. Avoid directing high-pressure water at the motor or electrical components.
Always unplug before maintenance, keep guards and covers in place, use push sticks/holders for small pieces, wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection, and never reach across the blade while it’s running.
Daily: clean surfaces and check for loose fasteners. Weekly: inspect blade condition and tension. Monthly: check bearings, lubrication points and motor mounts. Replace worn blades and address any abnormal noise immediately.
Turn off and unplug the machine, remove covers, loosen the blade tensioner and remove the old blade, install a 1670 mm replacement blade, align it on the wheels, then tension per the manual until tracking is correct. Refer to the user manual for specific tension values.
Dimensions are 570×540×870 mm and it weighs 40 kg. It’s compact for a commercial bandsaw but heavy—use two people to move it or place it on a sturdy workstation; casters can be added if desired.
It can cut frozen meat, but cutting very hard frozen blocks or large bones increases blade wear and motor load. Use appropriate blades, work in short passes, and follow the manufacturer’s guidance for frozen product to prevent damage.
Warranty terms and spare parts availability vary by seller. Typical coverage is specified by the supplier—verify length of warranty and availability of blades, belts and other consumables before purchase.
Bandsaws generate moderate noise during operation. In many commercial settings hearing protection is recommended, especially during prolonged use or when cutting very hard materials.
Certification (such as CE, NSF or other regional approvals) depends on the specific model and supplier. Request documentation from the vendor if you require compliance with particular food-safety or electrical standards.
Place the machine on a level, stable surface with adequate ventilation. Ensure the correct voltage supply (220V or 380V) with proper grounding and protected circuit breakers. Installation and final electrical connection should be done by a qualified technician.
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