The WD-200/240/M has two floating saw arbors that move vertically relative to each other, allowing you to configure the machine so that each arbor cuts half of the cant thickness.

No. A mini-chipper in the lower section shreds sawdust and bark, eliminating blockages in the extraction duct and minimising production downtime.

Both arbors can use blades Ø 200–315 mm, with recommended kerf thickness 2.5–3.2 mm (most commonly 2.8 mm). The narrow kerf reduces material loss and lowers energy consumption.

The machine is available with main-drive options from 2×15 kW to 2×37 kW, so you can match the WD-200/240/M to your required throughput and available power supply.

Depending on motor power and wood species, throughput is up to 15 m³/h, making it an efficient option for medium and higher-volume production.

The machine generates 82 dBA, making it relatively quiet for its class.

Yes — its compact size (1400×1150×1540 mm), safety features and selectable supply voltage make it well-suited for integration with infeed systems, outfeed tables and dust extraction.

Standard and optional equipment includes: mini-chipper, infeed and outfeed tables, Ø 200 mm and Ø 315 mm blades (tooth sets 12+4 or 16+4, 3.2 mm kerf), dust extractor, inter-blade spacers (spacer rings) and a laser for precise cut alignment.

The machine meets DREWMET safety and quality standards and is CE-compliant. The manufacturer provides service support, training and access to original spare parts.