Building bandsaws in Hsinchu since 1976. We distribute fourteen models across three classes — NC automatic dual column, semi-automatic scissor, and mitre cutting. We market the NC series only: a machine that cannot tell you what it is consuming cannot help you cost a cut.
Two oversized ground columns hold the blade parallel to the work through the whole cut. Smart NC control with a touchscreen, 100 programmable jobs and a blade life timer — which is what makes consumption trackable rather than guessed at.
Smallest machine in the NC automatic range. Smart NC control with 100-job memory, independent control panel and a blade life timer — the entry point to trackable blade consumption.
Strengthened columns and structurally heavier beams over the 320, with an enlarged roller design for heavier stock.
7.5 HP blade drive on a 54 mm blade with an independent control panel. The class where production volume starts paying for the machine.
Oversized precision-ground columns hold the blade steady under full cutting force. Largest NC automatic we distribute.
Pivot-arm machines from the workshop bench upward. Hydraulic down feed, manual or semi-automatic vise.
Semi-automatic horizontal scissor saw with manual vise and hydraulic down feed. The workshop and maintenance-bay standard.
Manual and semi-automatic scissor saw a class above the 812.
NC-controlled pivot machine at 460 mm. Cosen classify this with the scissor range rather than the dual columns, despite the C designation.
Scissor-style semi-automatic.
Scissor-style semi-automatic.
Scissor-style semi-automatic.
Scissor-style semi-automatic with dual mitre.
Swivel-head machines cutting angles in solids, tube and structural section. Single mitre one direction, dual mitre both.
Swivel-head mitre saw for angles in solids, tube and light structural section.
Semi-automatic structural dual mitre. Cuts both directions, which is what structural fabrication actually needs.
Large-capacity semi-automatic dual mitre.
Specification
Capacity is the easy part. What decides the machine is your section size, your material and how many cuts a day you actually make. Send us those three and we’ll come back with a model and a cost per cut, not a brochure.
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