This Stenner VHM 36 is a used wood saw — also commonly referred to as a bandsaw or band resaw — currently located in Belgium. Wood saws of this type are used in timber processing and sawmill operations to produce dimensioned lumber, ripping logs or cants into boards and planks with precision and efficiency. Stenner is a well-established British manufacturer with a long history of producing industrial bandsaws and related woodworking machinery, serving sawmills and timber processing facilities worldwide.
The machine is built around a 914 mm (34") diameter saw pulley with a corresponding width of 90 mm (3.5"), which defines the maximum sawblade width the machine accepts, also 90 mm (3.5"). Compatible sawblades range in length from 5,384 mm to 5,587 mm, accommodating standard blade tolerances. The maximum cutting height under the guide reaches 406 mm, indicating the machine's capacity for processing substantial timber sections.
Feed geometry is defined by a maximum opening of 228 mm from the feed rolls to the sawline, with the fence-to-sawline opening equally set at 228 mm. These dimensions govern the size of workpiece the machine can receive and guide through the cut. Power is provided by a 15 kW main saw motor, with a separate 1.1 kW feed motor driving the feed mechanism independently.
The table height from floor level, measured with a pit installation, is 812 mm, and the total machine height from floor level is 2,184 mm. These figures are relevant for planning installation space and any pit requirements at the intended site.
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