MACHINERY: Bridge Saw

farnese lynx 1Click photo for galleryfarnese lynx 2farnese lynx 3• Farnese Australia, Ingleburn, Australia, introduces the LYNX bridge saw to the North American market. The monobloc standalong machine offers a cutting stroke of 142” X 142” with an 11” Z-stroke. The 20 HP spindle handles blades up to 22” in diameter, and includes a aluminum blade cover to minimize spatter. The blade can be tilted up to 45° for miter cuts, and plunge cutting is also possible.

The saw is equipped to electronically measure long travel in both and in and out direction. A pendant station allows operators to program and execute multiple cuts of predetermined widths; a homing feature returns the cutting blade to home position, away from the working area.

The saw includes a worktable that tilts from 0°-80° for easy loading and unloading, powered by heavy-duty electronic pistons.

CONTACT: Farnese North America, 616-844-8651