Portable band saw
New from Starrett, the S1105 bench top band saw has been designed to be lighter and more portable, without compromising performance. It features a powerful, two-speed 850W motor and an adjustable cutting angle from zero to 45˚.
New from Starrett, the S1105 bench top band saw has been designed to be lighter and more portable, without compromising performance. It features a powerful, two-speed 850W motor and an adjustable cutting angle from zero to 45˚.
The recent MACH 2016 event saw Starrett exhibit its range of metrology and force measurement solutions, and band saw blades and machines.
Metrology and band saw blade and machine specialist, Starrett, will exhibit from two booths at MACH 2016. The company will show its range of metrology and force measurement solutions from stand 5950 in the metrology zone, while also running stand 4314 to show band saw blades and machines.
Starrett’s recently launched turnkey system solutions and test frames for materials testing, force analysis and force measurement have been designed to simplify the creation and performance of the test function, as well as the management of test results with software using SI or Imperial units.
Starrett’s recently launched turnkey system solutions and test frames for materials testing, force analysis and force measurement are designed to simplify the creation and performance of the test function, as well as management of the test results.
LS Starrett specialises in the development and production of advanced band saw blades to consistent quality, offering exceptional material cutting performance and longevity. Two of the latest product developments fall into the company’s Advanz saw blade range. Both the new Starrett Advanz MC5 and Advanz MC7 feature carbide tipped teeth designed to make multiple chip cuts.
Two new bi-metal hole saws that offer significant performance gains are now available from Starrett. Fast Cut and Deep Cut will replace the existing Constant Pitch and Dual Pitch respectively.
Available from The L.S. Starrett Company, the Core Ejector for bi-metal hole saws has been designed to effectively remove the slug of material that often ends up inside the cup of the hole saw once it passes through the sheet material being cut.
L.S. Starrett’s new Core Ejector for bi-metal hole saws has been designed to effectively remove the slug of material that usually ends up inside the cup of the hole saw once it passes through the sheet material being cut.
The recently introduced range of band saw machines from the L.S. Starrett Company offer UK manufacturing companies a cost-effective method of efficiently cutting ferrous and non-ferrous stock raw material.
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