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Amsaw P-Series

Product catalog summary

Introduction
Advanced Machine & Engineering Co. (AME) pioneered the development of the first circular carbide saw for steel cutting in 1969, revolutionizing the industry by significantly increasing cutting speed compared to traditional methods.

Historical Context
In 1969, AME introduced the METALCUT circular carbide saw, which cut steel billets eight times faster than band saws and four times faster than high-speed steel saws. This innovation was followed by the establishment of SPEEDCUT in 1981, which introduced a new carbide tooth geometry to reduce vibrations.

Current Operations
Today, AMSAW, METALCUT, SPEEDCUT, REMAC, and WAGNER collaborate to produce precision carbide saws in Rockford, Illinois, and Reutlingen, Germany, serving a global market with both standard and custom automatic systems for cutting ferrous and non-ferrous materials.

Product Features

Simple design for easy maintenance and rigid construction.
Smaller diameter blades reduce cost per cut.
User-friendly automatic controls and quick blade changes.
Automatic sorting of different cutoff lengths into selective bins.
Vibration dampening methods allow for less than 80 seconds of cut time for a 350mm alloy steel billet.

Technical Specifications
The AMSAW P-Series models offer various specifications for cutting capacity, blade size, and machine dimensions, catering to different industrial needs. Key features include variable RPM, servo-driven feed rates, and hydraulic clamping arrangements.

Advanced Sawing Technology
AMSAW systems incorporate advanced features such as integrated telescopic swivel hoists, blade stabilizers, and automatic sorting mechanisms to enhance efficiency and reduce waste.

Applications
AMSAW systems are used in various industries, including automotive, agriculture, and railroads, providing fully automated solutions for high production and heavy-duty applications.

Conclusion
AME continues to innovate in the field of carbide sawing technology, offering turnkey, customized solutions that integrate customer specifications with cutting-edge innovations.

Catalog excerpts

SERVING THE INDUSTRY FOR OVER 45 YEARS In 1969, Advanced Machine & Engineering Co. (AME) developed the first circular carbide saw for steel cutting billets on the world market. The circular carbide saw was developed for METALCUT and revolutionized the steel cutting technology, cutting 8 times faster than band saws and 4 times faster than circular high speed steel saws. Wagner followed a few years later. SPEEDCUT was founded in 1981 and developed a new carbide tooth geometry to lower vibrations. Today, AMSAW, METALCUT, SPEEDCUT, REMAC, and WAGNER ERSATZTEILVERSORGUNG GMBH are one team building...

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*For larger, heavier slide saws see our AMSAW® 350/450/600 S-series brochure ** Cutting feed rate depending on material specification Custom saw blade mounting also available per customer request

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YOUR MATERIALS + YOUR SPECIFICATIONS + OUR INNOVATIONS = OUR TURNKEY, CUSTOMIZED SOLUTION AMSAW® 125P Fully automated for high production automotive application. AMSAW® 180P Fully automated saw with infeed system, bar measuring and spot drilling for agricultural part production. Rail saw drill processing line for the railroad industry at AME’s Rockford, IL facility. Large saw for cutting high alloy steel. AMSAW® 600S Heavy duty system for sawing bars up to 600mm diameter. Includes automated bar handling system for both infeed and exit side. 2500 Latham Street Rockford, IL 61103 Tel: 815-962-6076...

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Amsaw P-Series

Amsaw P-Series

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