Log sawing machine Avangard LP-80-2B-K

The Avangard-LP-80-2B band headrigs are designed for sawing logs with a diameter of up to 450 mm from any wood species, including hardwoods, into two- and four-edged cant using band saw blades corresponding to different wood species and diameters. Sawing is performed in a vertical plane by moving the log along the chain conveyor relative to two vertical stationary band saw heads. The headrig does not require a special foundation and, if you have certain equipment installation skills, it is installed on a rigid flat base in a short period of time. In terms of design, the headrig consists of two vertical band saw heads assembled on a common frame with the ability to adjust the distance between the band saw blades in the range of 80-450 mm. By changing the length of the conveyor and using various options, the machine can be adjusted to cut wood of any length.

Vertical band headrig adjusted for sawing shortwood - Avangard LP-80-2B-K.

The optimal length of the raw material to be cut on this modification of the headrig is in the range of 1.2-2.5 m. The feed chain conveyor of the machine has a length of 6 m. Pressing the sawn log to the chain conveyor is carried out by two pneumatic clamps installed at the inlet and outlet of the sawing area. Raw materials are loaded from the machine ramp, where they are fed manually or (in the case of large diameters) by the Compact lift. Logging slabs, obtained in the process of squaring, go to the attached roller-type roll tables, from which they are manually fed to the re saw machine. The resulting half-timber for re-sawing into two- and three-edged cant is loaded on the feed conveyor manually. Elements of the sawn half-timber are also manually fed to the roll table of the re-saw machine.

Technical specifications of the Avangard LP-80-2B-K log sawing machine