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Wood-Mizer introduces new options for a WIDE head and WIDE 50 mm blades on the high production LT70 hydraulic sawmill.
For sawmillers who need more capacity, the LT70 is now available with a WIDE head to cut larger logs, wider boards, and wider cants. The WIDE saw head increases the maximum width of cut to 86 cm.
In addition, the LT70 can now be configured with WIDE non-belted blade wheels in order to run WIDE 50 mm blades. The wider blade wheels and 50 mm blades can be ordered for either the regular head width or the WIDE head.
The new Wood-Mizer sawmill options increase cutting capacity for sawyers that require extra cutting widths, and wideband sawing performance.
Cutting capacity of the LT70 WIDE Sawmill:
“Wood-Mizer is always committed to providing timber processors with the best available products and features in the industry,” said Robert Baginski, President of Wood-Mizer Industries. “The new LT70 WIDE gives customers more capacity for sawing wider timber, while being able to achieve production results that are expected from more expensive wideband sawmills.”
Wood-Mizer introduces new options for a WIDE head and WIDE 50 mm blades on the high production LT70 hydraulic sawmill.
For sawmillers who need more capacity, the LT70 is now available with a WIDE head to cut larger logs, wider boards, and wider cants. The WIDE saw head increases the maximum width of cut to 86 cm.
In addition, the LT70 can now be configured with WIDE non-belted blade wheels in order to run WIDE 50 mm blades. The wider blade wheels and 50 mm blades can be ordered for either the regular head width or the WIDE head.
The new Wood-Mizer sawmill options increase cutting capacity for sawyers that require extra cutting widths, and wideband sawing performance.
Cutting capacity of the LT70 WIDE Sawmill:
“Wood-Mizer is always committed to providing timber processors with the best available products and features in the industry,” said Robert Baginski, President of Wood-Mizer Industries. “The new LT70 WIDE gives customers more capacity for sawing wider timber, while being able to achieve production results that are expected from more expensive wideband sawmills.”
