HR110 Horizontal Resaw

The HR110 is a horizontal resaw unit engineered for primary and secondary softwood processing, designed to split logs or blanks into thinner stock with a single pass through a horizontal blade. The machine enables woodworkers and small mills to convert rough or dimensioned lumber into market-ready or shop-ready material efficiently and with minimal kerf loss.

The HR110 delivers adjustable operational flexibility through two key technical controls: belt speed adjustment up to 25 metres per minute allows operators to optimize feed rates for different softwood species and stock thicknesses, while the head angle adjustment range of 0° to 8° enables angled cuts for specialized applications such as beveled stock or wedge-shaped components. Hold-down rollers maintain consistent material contact during the cut, reducing vibration and improving surface finish quality. Manual head height adjustment via hand crank provides intuitive setup for varying stock dimensions without requiring powered mechanisms.

This machine targets small to medium woodworking operations and contract mills processing volume softwood work—pine, fir, spruce, and similar species—where capital investment must remain controlled without sacrificing resawing capacity. It suits operations producing 5–20 board-feet per hour of finished resaw stock, typical of custom millwork shops, furniture component producers, and regional sawmills handling domestic softwood supply chains.

Compared to larger industrial resaws, the HR110 trades maximum throughput for affordability and operational simplicity, positioning it as a cost-effective entry point for shops seeking to internalize resawing rather than outsourcing the operation. Its mid-range price point makes it accessible to businesses transitioning from external milling services to in-house processing.