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cutoff saw

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Noun1.cutoff sawcutoff saw - handsaw that cuts at right angles to the grain (or major axis)
carpenter's saw, hand saw, handsaw - a saw used with one hand for cutting wood


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The company designs and manufactures high-speed miter and double miter cutoff saws.
Equipment and system capabilities for robber profile, tubing and hose extrusion are featured, including accumulators and let-offs, cold feed extruders, profile and tubing extrusion die heads, shear heads and gear pumps, microwave and hot air curing systems, infrared curing systems, continuous salt bath curing systems, hot water wash units, cooling tanks and cooling drums, coffers, pullers and conveyors, flexible rubber cutoff saws, automatic hose cutters, overall line controls and more.
a casting cooling system, and a riser cutoff saw capable of automatic quality inspection, riser removal and sorting.
 
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