

The viewing window has been enlarged by 30%, allowing operators to clearly observe the machine's internal operation. This design helps monitor cutting status and detect any abnormalities in real-time, reducing human error and improving overall safety.
The redesigned aluminum saw arbor housing reduces weight by 7.5 kg, minimizing vibrations during operation. This results in improved cutting stability and precision, particularly beneficial for high-speed processing lines.
The roller height adjustment mechanism is positioned at the front of the machine, eliminating the need to move to the rear or side for settings. This user-friendly design enhances operator safety and significantly reduces setup time, improving overall work efficiency.
A tool-free rear maintenance door allows quick access without the need for screwdrivers or other tools. This design greatly shortens daily cleaning and maintenance time, making upkeep more efficient and safer.
By integrating the control cabinet with the machine body, the new CFS-100 achieves a more compact design. This not only saves valuable floor space but also simplifies machine installation and relocation.
Chrome-coated support columns ensure smoother roller travel while increasing structural strength and resistance to wear. This upgrade enhances the machine's longevity and cutting reliability over time.
The all-new CFS-100 offers an optional gear reducer to improve torque transmission during cutting. This option is ideal for customers processing dense or thick wood materials requiring extra power.
The pressure roller has been redesigned with a wider profile, providing more consistent and stable contact with the material. This helps prevent slipping and ensures smoother feeding even on longer or heavier workpieces.