This Královopolská G710 is a used wood saw — more specifically a frame saw, also commonly referred to as a gang saw — designed for the primary breakdown of timber logs into boards and planks. Královopolská is a well-established Czech engineering manufacturer with a long history of producing heavy industrial machinery, including sawmill equipment of this type.
The machine is equipped with infeed and outfeed trolleys, allowing logs to be fed into and retrieved from the saw in a controlled and continuous workflow. The maximum log passage of 710 mm indicates the largest diameter of timber that can be processed through the machine. The working stroke measures 500 mm, and the saw operates at a speed of 295 rpm, delivering a cutting speed of 4.92 metres per minute. The maximum infeed rate reaches 7.37 metres per minute, giving a useful indication of throughput capacity in production conditions. The saw blade itself measures 1,415 mm in length.
Power is provided by a drive motor rated at 55 kW, running at 970 rpm — a substantial output suited to the demands of heavy log conversion work. The overall dimensions of the machine are 1,970 mm in length, 2,000 mm in width, and 3,800 mm in height, with a total weight of 8,300 kg, reflecting the robust, heavy-duty construction typical of frame saws intended for industrial sawmill use.
The asking price of $9,900 includes a band saw blade grinder, a set of saw blades, spare rollers, and a quantity of additional spare parts, making this a well-supported package for a buyer looking to put the machine into operational use. The machine is located in Slovakia.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.