The Düspohl DGK 400 is a used wood saw — sometimes called a cross-cut saw or chop saw in workshop and joinery contexts — designed for accurate, repeatable cutting of timber and wood sections. Düspohl is a German manufacturer known for producing precision woodworking machinery, including edge-banding and profile-wrapping equipment as well as sawing systems for the furniture and joinery industries.
What distinguishes this machine is its double configuration: two independent high-precision mitre saw units are mounted together, enabling simultaneous or sequential cuts at both ends of a workpiece. Each unit can swivel through a full range from -45° to +45°, making it well suited to angled and compound-cut applications. The maximum cutting length is 3.6 metres, and adjustment of the cutting length is carried out mechanically via a rack-and-pinion system operated by a handwheel, giving the operator precise, repeatable positioning without the need for power actuation at that stage.
The sawblades fitted to both units measure 350 mm in diameter. The stroke mechanism — meaning the downward cutting movement of each saw head — is pneumatically driven, guided by twin round bars for stability and accuracy throughout the cut. Workpiece clamping is also pneumatic, ensuring the material is held securely and consistently before and during each cut without manual intervention.
The machine runs on a three-phase electrical supply of 220/380 V at 50 Hz, standard for European industrial environments. It carries machine number 178 and was manufactured in 1972. This unit is located in Belgium and is offered in used condition.
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