Sliding Table Length | 3200 mm | Supports full-length sheet handling without the sheet overhanging unsupported — relevant if you regularly cut 3050mm or longer boards. |
CNC Axes | 3-axis (fence, tilt, blade height) | All three adjustments are automated and recalled digitally, which removes the manual resetting that accounts for most lost time between cuts on a conventional saw. |
Scoring Unit Positioning | 2-axis electronic, automatic | Automatic scoring unit alignment ensures a clean underside cut on veneered or laminated panels without a separate manual setup step. |
Sliding Table Warranty | 10 years | |
Main Saw Motor | Separate motor (scoring unit independent) | Independent motors for the main blade and scoring unit mean scoring speed can be set optimally without affecting main blade performance. |
Control Interface | Overhead pendant control | Pendant positioning keeps the operator at the workpiece rather than stepping away to a fixed panel — practical on long cuts. |
Scoring Unit Illumination | Yes — illuminated table | Aids accurate alignment and visibility at the scoring zone, particularly useful in lower-light workshop conditions. |
Canting Sliding Table | Yes — unique canting design | The sliding table tilts with the blade on angled cuts, maintaining full panel support rather than leaving the workpiece partially unsupported mid-cut. |
Angle Display | Digital | |
CE Compliance | Full CE regulation compliance | |
Main Blade Motor Power | 4 kW (5.5 HP) standard; 5.5 kW or 7.5 kW optional | The standard 4 kW motor suits most solid timber and sheet material cutting; the optional uprated motors are worth specifying if you regularly run larger-diameter blades or dense hardwoods. |
Scoring Motor Power | 0.75 kW (1 HP) | |
Blade Diameter (main) | 250–400 mm (400 mm max) | The 400 mm maximum diameter gives a 125 mm cutting height at 90° — adequate for standard sheet goods and solid timber up to that depth. |
Scoring Blade Diameter | 120 mm | |
Max Cutting Height (90°) | 125 mm (with 400 mm blade) | |
Max Cutting Height (45°) | Contact IWM to confirm | Casolin do not publish the 45° cutting height for this model in their current technical data — talk to us and we can get the figure directly from the manufacturer. |
Blade Tilt Range | 0° to 45.5° | |
Rip Fence Capacity | 1300 mm (CNC programmable) | The CNC fence travels to 1300 mm and holds position digitally — no manual measurement or locking required between rip cuts. |
Electrical Supply | 400 V, 3-phase | Three-phase supply is required — confirm your workshop supply before specifying. |
Machine Dimensions (L × W × H) | Contact IWM to confirm | Allow additional floor space beyond the machine footprint for full sliding table travel and operator clearance on the infeed side. |
Machine Weight | Contact IWM to confirm | This is a heavy-duty cast iron machine — confirm floor loading capacity with your structural engineer or building surveyor before installation. |
Noise Level | Contact IWM to confirm | If the declared noise level exceeds 85 dB(A), a formal noise risk assessment will be required under the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005. |
Extraction Connection | Contact IWM to confirm | Ensure your dust extraction system is rated to handle the combined extraction load from both the main blade and the independent scoring unit. |
