VEVOR
VEVOR BS-280 1800W Electric Meat Bandsaw 19.1"x15" Workbench 7.09" Cutting Thickness
1800 W vertical bandsaw cuts frozen meat and bone up to 7.09 in thick on a 19.1 × 15 in stainless workbench, with five carbon-steel blades included
- Cuts frozen meat and bone smoothly with 1800W pure copper motor
- Adjustable thickness up to 7.09 in via precise scale on 19.1x15 in worktable
- Die-cast aluminium and stainless steel frame resists rust and wear
- Five carbon steel blades included for immediate heavy-duty slicing
- 84 in cutting height handles large leg bones and roasts
Powerful 1800W Bone Cutting Bandsaw
The VEVOR BS-280 is a new commercial-grade electric meat bandsaw driven by an 1800W pure copper motor. Its die-cast aluminum and stainless steel frame supports a 19.1 by 15 inch worktable with precise scale lines for accurate thickness adjustment. The unit weighs 109.3 lbs and stands 56 inches tall, designed for stationary workshop or kitchen use.
Five Blades and Adjustable Worktable Included
The package supplies five carbon steel saw blades measuring 65 by 0.63 by 0.02 inches, a meat tray, a sleeve, a hex key, a stand and a screw pack. The adjustable worktable allows cuts up to 7.09 inches thick and 9.84 inches high, letting operators slice thin ham portions or thick bone sections with a single setup.
Suited for High-Volume Butchery, Not Portable Use
This bandsaw suits butchers, commercial kitchens and processors who need continuous frozen meat and bone cutting capacity. Buyers needing a lightweight or benchtop saw for occasional home use should look elsewhere, as the 109.3 lb weight and 20.3 by 22.2 inch footprint demand permanent floor space and dedicated power.
Highlights
- Cuts frozen meat and bone smoothly with 1800W pure copper motor
- Adjustable thickness up to 7.09 in via precise scale on 19.1x15 in worktable
- Die-cast aluminium and stainless steel frame resists rust and wear
- Five carbon steel blades included for immediate heavy-duty slicing
- 84 in cutting height handles large leg bones and roasts
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often do the 1650 mm carbon steel blades need replacing?
The saw ships with five 1650 mm carbon steel blades; replace a blade when teeth dull or the band shows fatigue cracks — frequency depends on volume and bone density.
What limits continuous cutting before the 1800 W motor overheats?
The 1800 W pure copper motor drives the blade continuously; thermal protection will trip if sustained load exceeds cooling capacity, so pause when the housing feels excessively hot.
How loud and hot does the 49.6 kg stainless frame get during all-day use?
The die-cast aluminium and stainless steel frame dissipates heat from the 1800 W motor; expect workshop-level noise and a warm exterior after hours of non-stop cutting.
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