Model 24 - 24 inch precision glass coldworking and lapidary equipment precision slab saw with heavy guage, powder-coated steel tank, powerfeed, crossfeed vise and 1-1/2 HP
Specifications
HIGHLAND PARK 24 INCH SLAB SAW MODEL 24 WITH POWERFEED AND CROSS-FEED VISE
WORKPIECE SIZE:
UP to 9 inch X 17-3/4 inch cross section
FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS:
-ARBOR SHAFT – Cold rolled steel machined to 1-3/8 inch diameter. 1 inch diameter for diamond saw arbor
-BLADE FLANGES – Aluminum 5-1/4 inch outside diameter
-AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF SWITCH – adjustable for length of cut
-POWERFEED – 3 speeds. Approximate workpiece infeed rates: 1) 6-3/4 inches per hour, 2) 8 inches perhour, 3) 10 inches per hour
-SPLIT NUT DRIVE – Engages carriage with powerfeed screw. Released by a flip of the handle for quickcarriage return
-ROLLER BEARING CARRIAGE – Carriage rides on precision roller bearings instead of metal on metalbushings resulting in accurate operation that will never wear out
-WAYS – 1-1/2 inch square cold rolled steel structural tubing
-SAW BOX – Welded 7 gauge steel. Inside dimensions 29-7/8 inches wide x 15-1/2 inches deep x 53-7/8 inches long. Overall height with hood closed – 47-1/2 inches. Stainless drain cap and heavy-duty locking casters included
-VISE – Cast iron jaws; 8 inches high x 9-1/2 inches wide x 18 inches long.
-Maximum workable jaw opening 17-3/4 inches
-Lateral travel of vise assembly – 7 inches
-V-BELTS – Connect motor to saw blade and powerfeed screw
-MOTOR – 110 Volt 1.5 H.P. with thermal protection and start and run capacitors (230 volt 50 Hz available)
-SHIPPING WEIGHT – 840 lbs. CRATE INCLUDED FREE and NO “Handling Charges"
MORE INFORMATION
What to look for in a slab saw
How Highland Park Builds a Slab Saw
Owners Manual
AN INTERNATIONAL FAVORITE WITH ROCK PRODUCT MANUFACTURERS
Commercial cutters who process larger materials appreciate the extraordinary rugged construction of Highland Park Model 24. Despite its heavy-duty construction, fast and easy operation is provided by the powerfeed, automatic cut-off switch, and split-nut-drive roller bearing-mounted carriage. When your’re spinning a costly 24 inch blade and cutting for money, there’s not much point in settling for anything less than the best – the Model 24.
