Charnwood W583 Planer Thicknesser

Description

Charnwood W583 10″ x 7″ Planer Thicknesser

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A solid and well finished planer thicknesser for the busy workshop.

Precision Ground Cast Iron Beds

2hp Induction Motor

3 Knife Cutterblock for Superior Finish

10” Planing Capacity

10” x 7” Thicknessing Capacity

Rubber Coated Outfeed Roller

100mm diameter Dust Extraction Outlet

Optional Wheel Base Available

Precision ground cast iron beds and a long tilting fence which can be positioned at any point across the table make this machine a delight to use. The 3 knife cutterblock is powered by a 2hp induction motor and is capable of a cut up to 5mm deep in a single pass.

To gain better visibility and access for thicknessing, both of the planing beds are hinged and swing out of the way, without using any tools. A dust hood / cutter gaurd is then swung into position and the conversion to Thicknesser is complete.

The feed roller drive, which features a rubber outfeed roller, can be disengaged during planing operations to save motor power and general wear on the machine.

Supplied with 3 knives, 100mm dust extraction outlet, 4 adjustable feet, 1.6m power cable and UK 3 pin plug.

Our planer thicknesser will run off any standard 13amp supply.

Charnwood W583 Specification

Surfacing width 250mm (10″)

Length of surfacing tables             1085mm

Maximum depth of cut  5mm

Fence tilt              90 – 45 degrees

Table height       856mm

Thicknessing capacity     5-195mm (1/4″-7″)

Length of thicknessing table        600mm

Feed speed        5.5m/min

Maximum depth of cut  2.5mm

Cutterblock speed           4000rpm

Number of knives            3

Motor ( induction)           1500w (2hp)

Dimensions (WxDxH)     1100mm x 780mm x 1050mm

Weight 150kg

Assembly Time Required              45 Minutes (Needs 2 People)

Rating   Trade

Product Guarantee         5 Years

It is essential to use dust extraction with a planer thicknesser. The extractor removes all the dust and chips which will otherwise build up, causing a blockage and eventually damage to the machine. Using an extractor also increases the life of the knives.