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INDIVIDUAL HYDRAULIC MOTORS ON EACH FEED ROLL---FOR EFFICIENT POWER DISTRIBUTION 24", 30", OR 36" ARBORS FOR SELECT RIPPING---PROVIDES WIDE RANGE OF SET-UPS RIGID TUBULAR STEEL ARBOR SUPPORT YOKE---TO WITHSTAND UP TO 35,000+ BD.FT./SHIFT 1" THICK STEEL SIDEPLATE CONSTRUCTION---NO WEAK CANTILEVERED PARTS TO FRACTURE EXCLUSIVE QUICK-CLEARTM TO STOP/OPEN/CLEAR/RETURN/RUN---IN A MINUTE OR LESS Product Advantages: CAPACITIES: THICKNESS: 1/4" TO 2-1/2" standard WIDTH : 24", 30", AND 36" (other options available) SHORTEST LENGTH: 27" FEED SPEEDS: 150-350 FPM std. (250-450 FPM opt.) WEIGHT: 9500 lbs. est. (plus hydraulic unit) FLOOR SPACE: 68" long X 79" wide (for 24" model) HORSEPOWERS & ELECTRICALS: ARBOR MOTOR: 75 HP 3450 RPM std. (100, 125, 150 HP opt.) ARBOR COUPLING: Lovejoy Sureflex HYDRAULICS MOTOR: 30 HP TEFC std. (40 HP opt.) HYD. RESERVOIR: 80 GAL. capacity HYD. CAPACITY: 29.1 GPM @ 1750 PSI OIL COOLING: 1/4 HP fan heat exchanger PANEL: NEMA standards, premounted CONTROLS: 110 volt circuitry FEED SYSTEM: FEED ROLLS: four, 8" diameter, all powered UPPER ROLLS: knurled and hard chromed LOWER ROLLS: chromed and ground ROLL DRIVE: direct coupled hydraulic motors UPPER ROLL TENSION: pneumatic UPPER ROLL RAISE & LOWER: pneumatic UPPER ROLL LEAD: adjustable for straightness SAW ARBOR: DIRECT COUPLED: Lovejoy Sureflex MAIN BEARINGS: SKF 2313 LUBRICATION: grease SLEEVE: 2-3/8" bore X 3-1/2" O.D. SAW SIZE: 12" – 14", 3-1/2" bore ARBOR BRAKE: disc & caliper, air actuated ARBOR RAISE & LOWER: handwheel std., power hoist (opt.) Machine is totally enclosed - Air actuated disc and caliper brake system on arbor - Two rows of upper and one row of lower anti-kickback fingers with manual quick release - Center combination holdown beam/chipbreaker - Interlocked guards - Interlocked upper rolls prevent raising while under power - Either emergency stop bar on front of machine or emergency stop button shuts down feed system and stops arbor via brake within 10 seconds. Are you facing an ever-increasing percentage of narrow lumber? Are you experiencing production stoppages while waiting for ripped material? Are you paying expensive overtime to run your rip lines? Is jamming and downtime becoming more prevalent? Are you operating two or more rip lines and need to rip over 40,000+ ft/shift? We are happy to announce that "It is no longer necessary to run a whole gang of gangs in order to get the job done." Our new Hasko SR-Series gang rips will out-produce any two of the common 24" dip chain varieties. This will save you labor and floor space and reduce your per unit ripping costs. It is designed for operations requiring high-volume ripping of material to be fed into a moulder, matcher, or any other fixed arbor application, such as flooring, mouldings, frame stock, stacking sticks, dimension, and other similar products. One customer who manufactures truck flooring has been running an SR-24 for over seven years now--two continuous shifts per day--with no downtime other than some adjustment at start-up. He reports consistent 2-shift production totals of 50,000 to 60,000 board feet per day, in spite of working with the poorest-manufactured hardwood lumber that one can imagine. Another customer has replaced four of the common 24" dip chain machines with only two of the Hasko SR-24’s. The savings in labor alone have made this a quick pay back. Of key importance to maintaining this high level of production is the ability to feed a wide array of poorly manufactured lumber when necessary. This saw is almost impossible to jam! On the rare occasion that this happens, our exclusive Quick-Clear™ feature enables the operator to stop--clear the jam--reset--and be up and running in less than a minute! Typically it is used for straight line ripping, however, if specified at the time of order, it can be pre-set to curve saw. Optimizing infeed tables and complete ripping systems are also available for each model. We have designed this ripsaw to be very maintenance friendly…using as many off-the-shelf components as possible. For example, there are only 3 common bearing sizes on the whole machine. There are no expensive drive components to wear out (such as dip chains, sprockets, gears, etc.). We use powerful 8" diameter chromed & knurled feed rolls, each equipped with a separate hydraulic motor and provided with pneumatic tension on the upper rolls.
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Solid Wood Systems