This Graule QNF Crosscut W is a wood saw — sometimes referred to as a chop saw or crosscut saw — designed for making precise crosscuts and slots in timber and wood sections. Graule is a Swiss manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for producing high-quality crosscut and panel saws used in joinery, carpentry, and industrial wood processing.
This 2013 machine is offered as a complete cutting line, pairing the Graule QNF crosscut and slotting saw with a TigerStop TS 4.8L automatic length stop and pusher system. The combination allows a single operator to make repetitive, accurately dimensioned cuts at high throughput, with the TigerStop automatically positioning each workpiece to the programmed length before the cut is made.
The Graule saw itself is powered by a three-phase 400 V, 50 Hz supply drawing approximately 6.4 A. It accepts a saw blade of 250 mm diameter with a 40 mm bore, and delivers a stroke and working length of approximately 410 mm. Workpiece clamping is handled pneumatically, and the machine is fitted with double extraction ports for efficient dust and chip removal. A robust table with an integrated guide system supports and aligns the material during cutting.
The TigerStop TS 4.8L automatic stop and pusher unit runs on single-phase 220 V at 10 A and provides a working travel of 4.8 metres, making it well suited to processing longer lengths of timber. The unit is mounted on a roller table and includes a control panel from which the operator selects the target dimension; the pusher then positions the workpiece automatically. The TigerStop can be connected to the saw via a cut signal and emergency stop circuit, integrating both machines into a coordinated production line. Both the saw and the TigerStop are from 2013, and the machine is located in Trondheim, Norway.
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