CX Series-Compact Panel Saw
Models: CX-8, CX-10
- Max. saw projection: 75 mm
- Higher performance: Book height: 15 mm x 4 sheets
- Designed for customerized closets workshops
- Higher energy savings
| Model | CX-8 | CX-10 |
|---|---|---|
| Max. Saw Projection | 75 mm | 75 mm |
| Max. Length of cut | 2550 mm | 3150 mm |
| Sawblade Motor | 15 HP | 15 HP |
| Saw Carriage Motor | 2 HP | 2 HP |
| Pusher Motor | 1 KW | 1 KW |
| Pusher Speed | 0~60 M/min | 0~60 M/min |
| Saw Carriage Speed | 0~80 M/min | 0~80 M/min |
| Air Pressure Requirement | 6~7 kg/cm2 | 6~7 kg/cm2 |
| Air consumption | 35~40 l /min | 35~40 l /min |
| Vacuum Cleaner Requirement | 45~50 m3/sec | 45~50 m3/sec |
| Vacuum Speed | 20 m/sec | 20 m/sec |
| Main Sawblade Dia. (Arbor) | 14" (1") | 14" (1") |
| Scoring Sawblade Dia. (Arbor) | 180 mm (d50) | 180 mm (d50) |
| Air Cushion Table | 400 x 1200 mm x 3 sets | 400 x 1200 mm x 3 sets |
| Packing Dimention | 5300 x 2250 x 2020 mm | 5800 x 2250 x 2020 mm |
| Packing Dimention | - | - |
| Machine Weight(Net) | 4050 kg | 4200 kg |
| Machine Weight(Gross) | 4200 kg | 4350 kg |
| Model | CX-8 | CX-10 |
|---|---|---|
| A | 5200 mm | 5700 mm |
| B | 5300 mm | 5900 mm |
| C | 2900 mm | 3450 mm |
FAQ
- Which models are available in the CX Series?
- CYTEK's CX Series has CX-8 and CX-10, both 75 mm maximum saw projection; 2550 mm and 3150 mm maximum cutting length, 15 HP blade motor, net weights 4050 kg and 4200 kg.
- Which machine suits a small workshop starting out?
- The CX Series is CYTEK's entry-level, best-value machine: 1500-2500 board-feet per day for cabinet workshops or 200-300 panels for professional workshops, with the smallest footprint in the range (CX-8 about 5200 x 5300 mm), suited to customization workshops and tight floor space.
- Which materials can the CX Series cut?
- CYTEK's CX Series is listed under saws for wood, auto-loading and plastics: it handles wood-based panels as well as plastics such as acrylic.
- How thick a book can the CX Series cut in one pass?
- CYTEK's CX Series has 75 mm maximum saw projection, cutting a book of four 15 mm panels in one pass.