This Müller VGU 4 71 is a wood saw — specifically a frame saw, also known as a gang saw — a type of machine used in timber processing to break down logs or thick timber stock into planks or boards by passing the material through a set of parallel saw blades mounted within a reciprocating frame. Müller is a recognised manufacturer of heavy woodworking machinery, building equipment for sawmill and timber-industry applications.
Built in 1987 and located near Duisburg, Germany, this used machine offers a passage width of 710 mm, which defines the maximum width of material that can be fed through the saw frame. The main drive motor is rated at 75 kW, providing substantial power for continuous heavy-duty sawing operations. Belt tensioning is handled hydraulically, ensuring consistent blade tension during operation, while width adjustment is performed manually, allowing the operator to set the cutting configuration for the required board dimensions.
The machine is offered with a useful complement of ancillary equipment. Included in the sale are a hydraulic clamping carriage for controlled and secure feed of the workpiece, a riving knife to prevent the kerf from closing behind the blade, gauges for setting cut widths accurately, an electrical control cabinet, and a selection of various saw blades. This scope of delivery makes the package relatively complete for a buyer intending to put the machine back into service.
The machine is sold as-is, on behalf of a customer, from its current location near 47051 Duisburg, with no dismantling, transport, or assembly included in the standard terms, though the seller states these services can optionally be arranged. An on-site inspection by appointment is possible and is recommended before purchase.
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