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SAWTEQ S-100

Panel dividing saw SAWTEQ S-100

The SAWTEQ S-100, formerly the SAWTEQ B-130 and HPP 130, is HOMAG's entry beam saw for joinery shops cutting single panels and small batches. It has a program fence and saw carriage that each run up to 60 m/min, a pressure beam, a central side-pressure device built into the saw carriage, 500 mm air-cushion tables and full safety guarding. It runs CADmatic 5 on a 24 in multi-touch screen, with options such as Power Concept Classic, intelliGuide Classic LED guidance and module45 for bevel cuts up to 46 degrees.

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Specifications

Saw blade projection
65 mm
Cutting length
3,200 / 3,800 / 4,300 mm
Program fence speed
Up to 60 m/min
Saw carriage speed
Up to 60 m/min
Main saw motor
5.5 kW (7.5 or 9.2 kW optional)
Scoring saw
Electric adjustment via CADmatic
Air cushion tables
500 mm wide
Control
CADmatic 5, 24 in full-HD multi-touch display
Options
Power Concept Classic, intelliGuide Classic, module45 (0-46 degree bevel), Easy2Feed lift table (3,800 mm and longer), Classic label printer, stress-elimination cut

Manufacturer data. Options and exact configuration are confirmed in your quote.

Where it fits

The SAWTEQ S-100 suits a joinery shop stepping up from a well-equipped circular saw to a horizontal beam saw for single panels and small batches, since HOMAG positions it as only slightly more expensive than that step. Cutting lengths of 3,200, 3,800 or 4,300 mm let a shop match the saw to typical panel sizes without paying for a longer beam than needed, and program fence and carriage speeds up to 60 m/min keep single-panel cutting efficient. A shop running large batch production with automated panel storage and stacking would be better matched to a larger beam saw such as the SCM gabbiani s.

Confirm before you order

  • Confirm blade motor power needed (5.5 kW standard, or 7.5 or 9.2 kW optional) for the panel materials in use
  • Check which cutting length (3,200, 3,800 or 4,300 mm) covers the shop's largest typical panel
  • Verify weight and scoring motor power directly with HOMAG, since the page does not publish them