HEM 320 BSA - 8.6" x 12.6"

Have one to sell?
(800) 721-9793
info@norcalmachinery.com
Have one to sell?

Overview

Type:
Band Saws, Shop
Manufacturer:
HEM
Model:
320 BSA
Status:
For Sale

Description

The 320 BSA is a double-mitering band saw cutting 45ᵒ in both directions, up to 60ᵒ left miter. The control is connected by a 40” umbilical cord and blade speed adjusts approximately 39 to 320 SFPM. The arm height is set by pressing a button on the control.

BRAND: HE&M SAW
MODEL: 320 BSA
TYPE: Band Saw, Shop

Main Capacity: 12.6" W x 8.6" H
Blade: 9' 11" L x 1" H x .035"
Motor: 3 HP
Miter: Dual 45° Miter, One-Way 60° Miter

Square Capacity - 8.6" (Square)
Round Capacity - 10.8" (Diameter)
Bar-feed - N/A
Operation Type - Manual
Power Source - Electric
Bandsaw Blade Speed - Variable
Bundle Cut? - No
Weight - 1,500 lbs

Control Console - Moveable w/ 40" Umbilical
Patented Hydraulic System
Variable Speed Motor
Adjustable Feed Rate & Cutting Pressure
Vise - Hydraulic Adjustable
Rugged 3/16" Steel Base
Miter Scale
Blade Speed & Height Set from Control Panel
Part Counter on Control Panel
Heavy-Duty Sealed Pivot Bearing Point
Full Capacity Cutting Surface
Guide Arm - Manual Adjustment
Hard-Stop Measuring Device
Emergency Stop
Coolant System - Flood
Large Chip Container

Options:
Roller Table Extension
Inbound or Outbound Roller Tables

Related Types

View All
Band Saws, Horizontal
Band Saws, Horizontal
28 Active Listings
Band Saws, Vertical
Band Saws, Vertical
24 Active Listings
High Speed Circular Saws (non-ferrous)
High Speed Circular Saws (non-ferrous)
21 Active Listings
Band Saws, Horizontal Dual Column
Band Saws, Horizontal Dual Column
11 Active Listings
Band Saws, Vertical Miter
Band Saws, Vertical Miter
2 Active Listings
Ferrous Cold Saws
Ferrous Cold Saws
4 Active Listings
Band Saws, Medium Duty
Band Saws, Medium Duty
4 Active Listings
Band Saws, Horizontal Miter
Band Saws, Horizontal Miter
2 Active Listings
Circular Cold Saws
Circular Cold Saws
6 Active Listings
Band Saws, Structural
Band Saws, Structural
6 Active Listings
Band Saws, Benchtop
Band Saws, Benchtop
6 Active Listings
Band Saws, Shop
Band Saws, Shop
4 Active Listings
Circular Miter Saws
Circular Miter Saws
2 Active Listings
Band Saws, Plate
Band Saws, Plate
2 Active Listings
Circular High-Speed Ferrous
Circular High-Speed Ferrous
2 Active Listings

Suggested Blog Posts

New Saw Purchase

Mar 26, 2024 | Steve Humphries

The Sawing Expert SeriesBy Larry Anderson, Technical Advisor Saws are sold by salesmen who generally know their product and customers have a need that can be filled by purchasing a new saw from a well prepared salesman. Customers must always stay focused on their needs and also try to plan for an uncertain future. S...

Resolving Crooked Cuts - Lesson #6

Mar 26, 2024 | Steve Humphries

By Larry Anderson Technical AdvisorAnalyzing Issues Related To The Blade:1. A dull blade will generally cut crooked. 2. A blade should be discarded if the cut time grows by more than 50%. For instance: 20 cuts have been made and the cut time has been 10 minutes per cut. Without making any other adjustments and the c...

Resolving Crooked Cuts Lesson #5

Mar 26, 2024 | Steve Humphries

Larry Anderson Technical Advisor In Lessons 1 through 4 we have examined the saw. Now we should make a trial cut with very conservative settings to see if the crooked cut can be duplicated. A two inch (2”) round cold roll would be perfect, but then again a four inch (4”) square tube is easier to measure for squaren...

Resolving Crooked Cuts Lesson #3

Mar 26, 2024 | Steve Humphries

By Larry Anderson Technical Advisor The crooked cut problem has not been solved and we have checked for loose guides and guide arms that are not square to bed of the saw and found that this is not the problem. We have yet to remove the blade from the saw and it is time to think about tension.Analyze Blade TensionI...

Resolving Crooked Cuts Lesson #2

Mar 26, 2024 | Steve Humphries

By Larry Anderson Technical AdvisorAfter examining the blade guides and determining the jaw blocks are tight, we can move on to the next possibility. Guide Arm Squareness: Take a small scrap of steel 1/4" thick six inched long and clamp it to the blade so the six inches is straight vertical attached to blade. Put sq...

Resolving Crooked Cuts Lesson #1

Mar 26, 2024 | Steve Humphries

The Sawing Expert Series By Larry Anderson. Resolving Crooked Cuts Lesson step #1. Larry, a metal sawing expert, walks our users through a series of steps to get square and straight cuts on your saw.

We use cookies to improve your experience. Privacy Policy.

Accept