Mayer | kappa automatic 100 Pressure Beam Saw
High-Efficiency Beam Sawing for Industrial Precision
The kappa automatic 100 – the top seller among wood beam saws with more power, performance and comfort. The solid and low vibration construction of the machine frame and the high precision linear guides guarantee optimum cutting results. The high equipment variation, the intuitive software and the ergonomic control panel complete the machine concept for the best operating comfort and maximum productivity.
Key Features
Highlights
- Solid Steel Angle Fence: Guarantees absolute right-angled cuts for enhanced precision.
- Double-Finger Package Clamp: Variable pressure setting ensures secure panel stack handling.
- Green Line Technology: Improves suction performance through slider control for efficiency.
Details
- Scoring Unit: Supports chip-free cutting with adjustable settings during operation.
- Pneumatic Pressure Beam: Secures workpieces and manages dust/chip extraction.
- Air Cushion Tables: Facilitate smooth handling of heavy panels.
- ProLock EasyFix System: Quick-change saw blade system reduces setup times.
Technical Specifications
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Specifications
Mayer kappa automatic 100 FAQs
What is the Mayer kappa automatic 100?
A horizontal pressure beam saw for sizing individual panels and panel stacks.
Which cutting lengths are listed?
126, 149 5/8 or 169 5/16 inches; select the length for the required panel format.
What main blade diameter is listed?
14 inches in the US model table.
What blade projection is listed?
4 inches in the US model table; verify stack capacity separately.
What saw motor power is listed?
9 kW; 13.5 kW optional.
What is the variable carriage feed range?
5–100 m/min.
What control display is described?
A 24-inch TFT monitor; touchscreen operation is optional.
In which direction does the saw cut?
Towards the fence, using a main blade and scoring blade.
How does the pressure beam open between cuts?
Its opening follows material height to limit unnecessary travel.
What monitors panel positioning?
Two measurement systems on the material pusher check each other.
Can the machine connect to a network?
The Windows-based machine control can connect to existing systems and networks.
Is cutting optimisation available?
Ardis optimisation can be specified; software modules should be included in the quotation.
Can labels carry machining information?
An optional label printer can identify the job, intended use, CNC program and edgebanding side.
Can rear loading be added?
Mayer describes loading from a rear lifting table or panel-storage system.
How are sensitive panels moved?
Air-cushion unloading tables and supporting rollers assist handling; clamp pressure can be adjusted for sensitive materials.