This Nima DGS is a wood saw — sometimes called a panel saw or cross-cut saw — designed for the precise cutting of timber, boards, and similar wood-based materials. Machines of this type are a standard fixture in joinery workshops, furniture production, and general woodworking operations, where accurate dimensioned cuts are required at production pace.
The saw is powered by a connected load of 2 kW and operates on a 400 V supply voltage, with a control voltage of 24 V keeping the operating interface at a safe low level. A compressed air supply of 7 bar is required, indicating that pneumatic actuation plays a role in the machine's clamping or feed functions. Swivelling of the saw unit is handled via the control system rather than manually, allowing the cutting angle to be adjusted from the operator station.
The cutting capacity is defined by a maximum sawing width of 150 mm and a maximum sawing height of 100 mm, with a saw blade diameter of 300 mm. These figures suit the machine to medium-section solid timber and panel materials rather than heavy structural stock.
The machine is equipped with a stop table measuring 4,000 mm in length, which provides a generous run for accurately positioning workpieces against the fence before the cut, and an outfeed table of 2,500 mm to support material as it exits the blade. Together these tables give the machine a substantial overall footprint and make it well suited to handling longer lengths of material efficiently.
This used example was built in 1996 and is located in Germany.
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