Description
This page is for the rental of this piece of equipment – and is not the purchase price of the machine. To purchase this machine – click here
The rental rate is per day for the machine, and is subject to terms and conditions.
The retail rate is the base rate per day and excludes:
1. Tractor and diesel – to be provided by customer
2. Delivery to and collection from the site – the machine must be delivered by ABC Hansen to the site (Charged @ R7.50 ex VAT per km from Pretoria)
3. Excludes a holding deposit on your credit card – equal to 3 days rental.
The rental is subject to the specific terms and conditions of rental – click here to see the Rental Agreement.
Documents to be submitted for rental application:
1. CIPRO documentation for company renting the equipment
2. Identity documents of all directors of the company
3. Proof of residence of the company.
4. Proof of residence of the directors of the company
5. Full address or GPS location of where the goods will be used and/or stored during rental period
6. Signed terms and conditions of rental
7. Signed consent for credit check
8. Copy of the entity’s VAT certificate
ABC Hansen offers a range of bench saws (or log saws), with a blade diameter of 600mm, and in various drive options.
Drive types available are: Electric single phase, electric three phase, petrol motor, and diesel motor.
The Grizzly 600 bench saw is able make cuts of up to 250mm per cut – enabling the saw to saw logs of up to 280mm using 2 cuts. The Grizzly 600 has a swinging bench, which minimises the wear on the blade, by ensuring that the log is always placed square with the blade, and also it minimises the effort required to saw the log, allowing for longer operation hours and less fatigue for the operators.
The saw also adheres to CE safety regulations on the operation – making it a very safe saw, compared to other options available in the market – at a lower cost.
Safety features include:
1) Belt driven system – compared to a direct drive. This allows belts to slip in the case of the blade getting stuck, which protects the motor, and also protects the operator – so that the blade doesn’t force through what is blocking it – and thus prevents the blade from getting damaged or shattering
2) The blade is totally enclosed during when not operating, and the push table has a gravity fall back that causes the default position of the push table to be in the backward position – with the blade enclosed.
3) The handles for the push table are securely behind the push table – protecting hands from the blade and blowback.
4) The blade has a swinging top cover, that keeps the top of the blade enclosed, as it exits the enclosure, reducing chances of loose clothing etc getting caught in the blade, and also stopping blowback from the blade towards the operator.
All of these combined, make the Grizzly bench saw a safe machine to operate – for something that is a pretty dangerous machine to start with.
For a technical datasheet – click here: Bench Saw 600mm
