Today we’re going to be discussing our automatic bandsaw range, and the benefits they have for boosting productivity within a working environment.
At Anton Saws, we’re proud to stock a wide variety of Macc bandsaws and circular saws to meet all industrial cutting needs and requirements. This includes easy to use manual bandsaws and pull down circular saws, through to semi-automatic and fully automatic sawing systems.
What is an automatic saw?
Although it might sound self-explanatory, it is worth going over the description and applications of these bandsaws.
These powerful, industrial sawing machines can cut a large variety of materials, and can be left unattended for longer periods of time, including overnight. This is due to utilising the top machine technology and high cutting tolerances.
How do they boost productivity?
Due to the nature of these machines being able to function overnight, and without constant attendance, this can boost productivity and production massively.
They aim to make daily manufacturing and cutting quicker, with increased efficiency and accuracy due to their programmed states. Furthermore, multiple machines can be installed to increase productivity further, by reducing the number of human errors made with manual machines.
Is automation good or bad for the human workforce?
The discussion on automatic machines can have disadvantages, with conversations turning to the loss of jobs in favour of automation. However, automation can lead to increased productivity, and an increase in demand for labour – known as the productivity effect*.
Therefore, automation can easily boost productivity without the negative implications of job losses!
What is available at Anton Saws?
At Anton Saws, we have a wide range of automatic and fully automatic industrial bandsaws, such as the Macc Special 411 A. With our vast knowledge and experience, we can provide advice and solutions for a number of materials.
Why not visit our showroom for more information, and to see some of these automatic machines in action?
*Source: Integromat