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Saw Unit
Built to meet the precise standards of fine joinery, this globally acclaimed Stromab TR500 saw unit boasts a distinguished history of over 400 installations in the UK and over 50 years of industry use. A key component of the Stromab Matrix TR500 is the 7.5kW saw motor - a consistent feature across the entire Stromab range. Its variable speed cutting cycle allows the precise cutting of softwoods or hardwoods. It cuts up to a height of 135mm or a width of 360mm, managed by a single top clamping unit.
Infeed
The industry standard rack and pinion system on the Stromab Matrix TR500 allows timber lengths of up to 14m and up to 90kg to be push fed, without additional rollers. With a table incline of 8 degrees, an automatic lifting pusher system and a positioning accuracy of 0.4mm, the Stromab Matrix easily handles repetitive and bulk cutting requirements.
Controller
Harnessing the power of an ELCO Top 12 colour touch screen, cutting lists are simple to programme using the innovative optimisation methods -
BASE with board sequence, max length, or sequence.
OPTI with base features and volume, minimum waste or priority.
DEFECT with complete optimisation, chalk mark detection and timber grading.
Alternatively, use our 'Design2Saw' software to pre-optimise files for the highest yield savings, loaded quickly via USB to reduce operator programming time.
The Stromab Matrix Automatic Push Fed Crosscut Saw is ideal for a wide range of industries such as joinery, furniture, timber frame, garden products, sawmills and pallet production. The UK's best-selling crosscut saw has built its reputation on a robust construct and reliable performance.
Saw Unit
Built to meet the precise standards of fine joinery, this globally acclaimed Stromab TR500 saw unit boasts a distinguished history of over 400 installations in the UK and over 50 years of industry use. A key component of the Stromab Matrix TR500 is the 7.5kW saw motor - a consistent feature across the entire Stromab range. Its variable speed cutting cycle allows the precise cutting of softwoods or hardwoods. It cuts up to a height of 135mm or a width of 360mm, managed by a single top clamping unit.
Infeed
The industry standard rack and pinion system on the Stromab Matrix TR500 allows timber lengths of up to 14m and up to 90kg to be push fed, without additional rollers. With a table incline of 8 degrees, an automatic lifting pusher system and a positioning accuracy of 0.4mm, the Stromab Matrix easily handles repetitive and bulk cutting requirements.
Controller
Harnessing the power of an ELCO Top 12 colour touch screen, cutting lists are simple to programme using the innovative optimisation methods -
BASE with board sequence, max length, or sequence.
OPTI with base features and volume, minimum waste or priority.
DEFECT with complete optimisation, chalk mark detection and timber grading.
Alternatively, use our 'Design2Saw' software to pre-optimise files for the highest yield savings, loaded quickly via USB to reduce operator programming time.
The Stromab Matrix Automatic Push Fed Crosscut Saw is ideal for a wide range of industries such as joinery, furniture, timber frame, garden products, sawmills and pallet production. The UK's best-selling crosscut saw has built its reputation on a robust construct and reliable performance.
Saw Unit
7.5kw saw motor
500mm diameter saw blade
135mm x 120mm cutting height
360mm x 55mm cutting width
Infeed & Outfeed
90m/min positioning speed
0.4mm positioning accuracy
8 degree incline on table
Servo driven rack & pinion
1m outfeed table
Automatic lifting of pusher arm
Controller
Elco TOP12 12" industrial touch screen PC
3 optimisation criteria - longest length
sequence & board sequence
Discover how the Stromab Matrix Automatic Push Fed Crosscut Saw has transformed timber processing in a wide range of industries.
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