This GreCon 2004 is a used wood saw — also commonly referred to as an optimising saw or cross-cut saw — designed for the precise dimensioning of solid wood and panel materials. GreCon, operating under the wider Fagus-GreCon group, is a well-established name in the woodworking industry, known for producing measurement, detection, and cutting solutions for solid wood and engineered wood processing lines.
This particular machine is configured as a fully automatic optimising saw, meaning it reads defects in the incoming timber and automatically calculates and executes the most efficient cutting sequence to minimise waste and maximise yield. The system includes an automatic input table with a powered feeding and throughfeed arrangement, ensuring consistent and hands-free board infeed. On the outfeed side, the machine is equipped with an output table and three kicker units positioned on the left outfeed table, which sort and divert cut pieces automatically as they leave the saw.
The overall installed length of the line is 15.5 metres, reflecting the space required to accommodate the infeed table, sawing unit, and the full outfeed and kicking arrangement. This overall footprint is typical of a production-grade optimising line intended for continuous throughput in a professional sawmill or solid wood processing environment.
The machine is described as available immediately and is located in Slovakia. A package of spare parts and technical documentation is included with the sale. It is offered in used condition at a price of $12,000.
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