SAG STC

Overview

The SAG STC is a longitudinal panel saw engineered for continuous-flow strip production in high-volume woodworking facilities. It processes panels into uniform strips with a single pass, integrating into automated production lines where dimensional consistency and throughput are critical. The machine accepts panel stock ranging from 235–2200 mm in width and 2400–5600 mm in length, with material thickness capabilities from 8–40 mm, making it suitable for engineered panels, solid wood laminates, and composite boards. Technically, the SAG STC delivers 14 strips per minute from a 2200 mm cutting width, driven by a 4.13 kW motor and equipped with a 300 mm diameter blade optimized for clean, straight-line ripping. The fixed 2200 mm cutting capacity establishes the machine's maximum strip production width, while variable panel entry dimensions allow operators to process diverse stock sizes without tooling changes. This configuration minimizes setup time between production runs and reduces material waste at transition points. The SAG STC is purpose-built for industrial and medium-to-large furniture manufacturers, cabinet shops, and panel processors requiring consistent strip output at production rates exceeding 840 strips per 8-hour shift. It serves operations processing engineered wood, MDF, plywood, and solid wood panels into components for cabinet sides, shelving, or structural framing elements. Plants with dedicated panel-to-strips workflows benefit most, as the machine's single-function design trades flexibility for reliability and speed in its specific application class.

Applications

engineered wood strip processing

Industrial

Manufacturers of engineered flooring, laminated beams, or edge-banded strips rely on the SAG STC to process wide panels (up to 2200 mm) into narrow, uniform stock. The machine's fixed cutting width and 4.13 kW motor handle dense engineered materials (8–40 mm thickness) without deflection, maintaining tight tolerances required for glue-ups and assembly of structural components.

solid wood panel ripping

Medium workshop

Medium-sized furniture makers and custom millwork shops use the SAG STC to convert glued-up solid wood panels and laminated stock into workable strips for tabletops, door frames, or decorative components. The machine's 300 mm blade delivers clean edges on premium material, and its capacity of 14 strips/minute supports production runs of 200–500 strips without excessive operator intervention or material changeovers.

cabinet component production

Industrial

Cabinet manufacturers use the SAG STC to rip large plywood and MDF panels into vertical stiles, horizontal rails, and side panels at 14 strips/minute. The machine's 2200 mm cutting width handles standard 2440 × 1220 mm sheet stock with minimal setup, producing dimensionally consistent components for assembly downstream. High-volume cabinet shops processing 50+ panels daily achieve significant labor savings and waste reduction compared to manual panel saws.

continuous panel line integration

Industrial

The SAG STC integrates into automated panel processing lines where raw sheets feed continuously and strips stack or feed directly to downstream equipment (edgebanders, sanders, or assembly stations). Its 14 strips/minute output and 2400–5600 mm panel length accommodation align with industrial material-handling systems, eliminating bottlenecks in high-throughput facilities processing 100+ panels per shift.

Specifications

Working Areas

Panel width at the entry235-2200 mm

Panel length at the entry2400-5600 mm

Panel thickness at the entry8-40 mm

Cutting Unit

Cutting width2200 mm

Blade diameter300 mm

Power

Motor power4.13 kW

Performance

Capacity14 strips/min