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Main: Secondary Breakdown: Bandmill - Resaw - Vertical:
5' Kockums/L-B Twin Band Resaw  More Images: 1 Product Number : 2501 Description : - Both setting on Sharp cylinders (linear positioners)- Top wheels both approximately 1" thick - Bottom wheels both approximately 1-1/8"+ thick - c/w linebar, 9' long x 9" high, 2 vertical pressrolls - powered by hydraulic motors, pressrolls air activated - Kita setworks in wall-mounted cabinet - PLC (not sure if complete) - No push-button console - (2) 100 HP bandmill drive motors - 575 volt Infeed Transfer to Twin Band Resaw - 5 strand H78 - 16' long x 20' wide - 7-1/2 HP Radicon drive unit Infeed Rollcase to Twin Band Resaw - 22' long x 24" wide - 6 roll - 4 jump chains - air activated on torque tube - 5 HP Radicon drive unit on rollcase - 5 HP Radicon drive unit on jump chains Outfeed Rollcase from Twin Band Resaw - 45' long x 28" wide - 6 jump chains - air activated on torque arm. First jump chain starts approximately 12' out from Twin to take cants to a lateral transfer for return to Twin via the belt conveyor from the gang. The cant would then travel back to the landing table for return to the Twin band if necessary. The jump chains are approximately in the middle of the outfeed rollcase so the operator would have the option of sending the lumber or cants straight out to the green chain or return them through the resaw. In conjunction with the lateral transfer listed below. The outfeed belt from the double arbor gang, landing table, and the infeed transfer to the twin band resaw, the system makes a merry-go-round return to the Twin Resaw. Lateral Transfer from Twin Band Resaw to Belt Return - 6 strand H78 chain - 16' long x 20' wide - 5 HP Radicon drive unit - Hold-back hooks on torque-tube to regulate flow into belt conveyor for return to Twin Band Resaw. - Belt conveyor 20' long x 24" wide (best guesstimate) Part of Motor Control Center - Allen Bradley - Includes starters for the Bandmill arbor motors and other ancillary machinery in the general area
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