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SAWING - SHOULD IT BE MANUAL OR AUTOMATIC ?

Manual and automatic vertical panel saws have their respective merits. The choice of which is right for you depends on the type of work you have to carry out.

Manual Vertical Panel Saws

There are four distinct advantages of using a manual machine compared to an automatic model.

   1. Cheaper to buy,
   2. Simpler to use,
   3. Easier to maintain,
   4. Quicker when sizing small items.

Manual vertical panel saws are different in terms of ease of use both in terms of the machine's ergonomics and in the effort required by the operator.

  • A badly designed, heavy-to-use saw loses will be tiring to operate and more likely to become damaged.
  • A good manual saw will be quick to set up, to cope with short production runs, and robust enough to cope with periods of heavy use.
Manually operated vertical panel saws from Striebig, the global market leader, are unrivalled in the quality of their design and manufacture. These robust machines are superbly engineered and extremely easy and light to use despite their heavy duty construction.

There are several advantages to using automatic vertical panel saws in the appropriate working environment.

Automatic Vertical Panel Saws

Automatic saws offer the following advantages;
  • Choice of feed speeds, allowing the optimum speed for the specific item and type of sheet material to be selected. A constant feed speed enhances the cut quality, by eliminating jerky movements.
  • Less manual input required from the machine's operator, and less chance of careless use damaging the machine.
  • An automatic saw frees up the operator to unload the machine and prepare for the next cut as the saw head returns, boosting productivity.
An automatic vertical panel saw is not a CNC machine, but a saw with a powered cut cycle and more advanced control features. It is ideal for higher production applications and not as expensive as a quality beam saw.

As with Manual machines there is a wide choice
  • Complex or confusing controls and poor engineering is likely to be a burden rather than an advantage.
  • A good saw with all the right features is simple and easy to use.
Striebig is well known for its two popular automatic models, the Striebig Compact AVand the Striebig Control, which are designed and built to the same high quality as its manual machines.

Both are very easy to use, with convenient simple controls, and an advanced PLC system passes error and fault finding messages to the operator, avoiding incorrect use. This advanced design allows Striebig to offer the increased efficiency without any compromise to reliability.

To sum up, both manual and automatic vertical panel saws offer different advantages and choosing between them is all about the type and level of work they will have to do.

At T.M. Machinery; Vertical Panel Saws we meet all the needs of our customers by offering the complete Striebig range, which includes both manual and automatic machines. The choice is yours.






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