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Used frames in Lower Austria, Austria

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    2009 Primultini Primultini 1300 SG-CEE

    2009 Primultini Primultini 1300 SG-CEE - sold

    • Manufacturer: Primultini

    PRIMULTINI 1300 SG-CEE Log Band Saw with Mechanization (Machine overhauled in 2009) General Description The Primultini 1300 SG-CEE is a heavy-duty, vertical log band saw for logs, manufactured according to CEE st...

    Sallingberg, Austria
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    1994 MÜLLER Olympia Universal 571

    1994 MÜLLER Olympia Universal 571

    • Manufacturer: Muller

    OLYMPIA UNIVERSAL 571 COMPLETE GRADING MACHINE Olympia Universal 571 Frame width 710 mm Ground clearance 710 mm The OLYMPIA UNIVERSAL COMPLETE GRADING MACHINE is a high-precision and energy-efficient sawing machi...

    Sallingberg, Austria
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    1996 RENNEPONT JUPITER 1600 -

    1996 RENNEPONT JUPITER 1600 - sold

    • Manufacturer: RENNEPONT

    Consisting of: POS.1) Rennepont JUPITER 1600 hydraulic log carriage with 5 movable clamping jaws (individual jaw adjustment), adjustable to the log length and movable on the frame. Carriage length 8 meters. Max...

    Sallingberg, Austria

Overview

Saws are essential tools for cutting various materials such as wood, metal, and plastic. They come in different types, including hand saws, circular saws, band saws, and chainsaws, each designed for specific tasks. Whether for construction, woodworking, or metalworking, selecting the right saw can significantly improve efficiency and precision in cutting projects.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used saw?

Check the saw's condition, age, and any signs of wear or damage. Verify that all parts function correctly, and look for any maintenance records or warranty information.

How do I ensure safe shipping for my saw?

Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in transporting tools. Ensure the saw is securely packed and cushioned to prevent any movement or damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a saw?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the blade, checking for sharpness, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting for any damage. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.