INNOVATION
This is something that people will have to calculate for
The ELE Edger
themselves. Sure, it’s a little bit more expensive but it
gives you the opportunity to take the next step up
Multisaw also has a complimentary circular saw range – an ELE edger, automated edger and multirip – that is designed to piece together neatly with the Titan range of bandsaws. Another adaption has been the design and implementation of modular head rigs for easy installation and maintenance. In addition, the group has started providing a consulting service to the industry to help sawmills that are looking to optimise their operations by reconfigurations. This service allows Multisaw to combine the versatility of its machines and overall range with a personal and professional service for the industry. At present, Multisaw has slowed down its
export business but with such a versatile range it’s difficult to see that lasting in the face of demand for a product that, quite frankly, so many sawmillers around the world are likely to need. There are sawmillers of various sizes globally who can relate to the problems of the many millers suffering in South Africa who, once they are aware of the potential, will see value in applying Multisaw’s Titan Hybrid technology to their operations. Following Ligna, Multisaw began
working on international exposure to reinvigorate its global sales businesses through agreements in Poland, Japan, Germany and across South America. IFI
The Multisaw Multirip
With the Titan 6 Resaw, fast size-change is the name of the game”
The 6LE Twin Resaw
The Titan 6 Twinband is one of the largest machines in the Multisaw range
That combination of the Titan head rig and
Droste saw sharpening has allowed us to run at about 65 m/minute, which is above and beyond the performance that other manufacturers are achieving
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