Some of our Cutting Equipment

                    

The most efficient, productive, versatile, reliable and durable automated component saw available   Production capacity typically replaces two to three manual saws   Typical payback period, depending on plant volume, is one to two years   Significantly reduces the amount of cutting done on pull saws   Incorporates design and engineering principles commonly found in the machine tool industry   250 in service   Compatible with all major providers of truss design software   Patented lumber gripping system eliminates need for overhead hold downs and automatically feeds and loads lumber   Optional ink jet printing system marks components for ease in assembly   Production reporting monitors efficiency of both the saw and sawyer   Accuracy of the cut components can yield 15 to 20 percent improvement in efficiency at the assembly tables

Alpine Linear Saw (ALS)™

The Alpine Linear Saw (ALS) passes lumber through lengthwise, like a table saw, instead of sideways like a component cutter. But this is not just a fancy Centerline™ Arm Saw. The heavy duty servo motors on the ALS are designed for high speed truss production with precision accuracy and all the cuts are made with a single blade. Set ups are made in fractions of seconds and cuts are precise to 1/32 of an inch.

SPIDA CSS

Automate the production of timber components. Save time & money, reduce errors and increase production capacity.  The SPIDA CSS is an automated version of the C type saw featuring 6 meter (20ft) infeed table and 3 meter (10ft) outfeed table.  Jobs are downloaded via LAN or floppy disc. In a timed trial the CSS cuts on average 120 pieces per hour (with one operator).

TimberMill Component Saw