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| Brand Name: | BH |
| Model Number: | 1330A |
| MOQ: | 1 |
| Price: | $5000 - $8000 |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
| Supply Ability: | 3000sets /year |
This 1330A model is a smart wood cutting machine. It is made to handle both cabinet boxes and decorative doors easily. It comes with strong parts and clever designs to help your workshop work faster and better.
Main Features:
Smart Control & Power: Uses a reliable Taiwan computer system that is easy to learn. The main motor is very strong (9kW) and can change tools by itself from a 12-tool rack. This means you can cut and carve without stopping to switch bits manually.
Smooth & Precise Movement: The machine moves on tough steel rails. Its drive system uses good-quality gears to ensure it cuts exactly where you tell it to, every time.
Holds Material Firmly: The table has a powerful vacuum pump that sucks the board down flat. It also has two rolling presses that push down on the wood, preventing it from vibrating or moving. This is great for getting perfect cuts on thin materials.
Clean & Safe Operation: A special dust cover connects to a dust collector. It catches most of the sawdust, even from deep cuts, keeping your shop cleaner. All moving wires are protected inside special chains.
Strong Body: The main frame is made of heavy steel. It is treated with heat and vibration to make it very strong and stable, so it doesn't shake during big jobs.
| Component | Specification |
|---|---|
| Machine size | 4300*2000*2100mm |
| Sheet processing dimensions | 3050*1220*18mm |
| Running Speed | 60m/min |
| Drive type | X/Y rack; Z screw |
| Table structure | Partitioned vacuum adsorption table |
| Spindle power | 9kw |
| Spindle speed | 18000~24000r/min |
| Maximum operating speed | 20m/min |
| Operating voltage | AC380/3PH/50HZ |
It is like two machines in one. You can make simple cabinet parts and also detailed doors on the same table. It saves time with features like fast drilling, the ability to line up many jobs at once, and a start button at the back for easier operation.
