Bestin supplies wood sawing machines for furniture and panel-processing production. We focuses on panel sizing—from flexible sliding table saws for varied work to CNC beam saws for repeated cutting.
Tell us what you cut, the max. and min. size, cut types and the normal batch. We will help you identify the relevant machine before confirming a model and configuration.
Machine Type
CNC Panel Beam Saw
CNC
KS829CP
- Max. Cut Length: 2800mm
- Max. Cut Thickness: 100mm
- Max. Cut Width: 2800mm
- Size: 5300*5600*1900mm
Slotting
KS833
- Intelligent Slotting
- Max. Cut Length: 3300mm
- Max. Cut Thickness: 100mm
- Max. Cut Width: 3300mm
- Size: 5800*6300*1900mm
CNC Sliding Table Saw
CNC
MJ6132CNC
- CNC Control
- Electric Tilting For 0-45°
- Electric Lifting For Saw Unit
- European Sliding Table
- European Dust Cover
- Sliding Table: 3200*410mm
- Main Saw Motor: 5.5kw
- Scorning Saw Moter: 1.1kw
Sliding Table Panel Saw
Semi-Auto
MJ6132TAZ
- Manual Tilting For 0-45°
- Electric Lifting For Saw Unit
- European Sliding Table
- European Dust Cover
- Sliding Table: 3200*410mm
- Main Saw Motor: 5.5kw
- Scorning Saw Moter: 1.1kw
Manual
SMV8D
- Manual Tilting For 0-45°
- Manual Lifting For Saw Unit
- European Sliding Table
- European Dust Cover
- Sliding Table: 3200*375
- Main Saw Motor: 5.5kw
- Scorning Saw Moter: 1.1kw
What Does Your Sawing Machine Need to Do?
A wood sawing machine is industrial machine that uses a controlled saw blade and workpiece-positioning method to divide wood or wood-based material into specified sizes or shapes. Machine types differ in panel supported, positioned and moved, cuts perform, and cost or automation.
Begin with the material, cut pattern and production method—not the model name.
Cut Varied Single Panels
Repeat Sizes with CNC Sliding-Table Adjustments
Run Programmed Panel Sizes
Rip, Crosscut or Resaw Solid Wood
Plan a Complete Cutting Process
How to Select an Industrial Wood Sawing Machine.
1. Define the Material
Provide the substrate, surface, thickness and condition.
2. Define the Input and Finished Sizes
Record max. and min. sheet or workpiece dimensions, thickness range and finished-part sizes.
3. Provide the Cut List
Include part dimensions, quantities, rip and cross sequences, angle requirements, décor or grain direction.
4. Define Single-Sheet or Stack Cutting
If more than one panel may be cut together, provide the material, number of sheets, total stack height, surface condition and required cut quality.
5. Define the Accepted Cut
Clarify dimensional tolerance, squareness, straightness, chip-out limits, visible-surface protection and the downstream operation.
6. Plan Material Handling
Identify feed, load and unload, support tables, lifting, panel orientation and downstream transfer.
7. Confirm Factory Conditions
Include available space, floor and access, electrical, compressed air, dust extraction, and local safety requirements.
Application
Furniture
Cabinet Manufacturing
Panel Furniture Production
Solid Wood Processing
Find the Right Sawing Machine for Your Cut List.