Semi-automatic circular saws, including Dispa models, combine the accuracy of manual cutting with the speed and ease of automation, delivering consistent results on various metals.
Frequently Asked Questions About Semi-Automatic Circular Saws
A semi-automatic saw automates key actions such as vice clamping and bow return, while the operator initiates each cut. It combines manual control with faster, consistent cycle times.
They’re designed for metals including mild steel, stainless and non-ferrous materials. Exact capacities and blade options vary by model.
Many models include a swivel head for single or double mitres. Check each product page for available angles and ranges.
Capacities depend on the model. As a guide, round capacities start around Ø275–315 mm on this range. Always refer to the specific machine’s datasheet.
Models are available with two fixed speeds or inverter-driven variable speed for optimised cutting across different materials.
Most machines use flood coolant or a suitable metalworking lubricant for circular sawing. See the machine manual for recommended fluids.
Yes. Options include roller conveyor tables, manual or hydraulic vices, length measurement systems, and shuttle vice feeding on NC lines.
Yes. UK installation, commissioning and operator training are available, backed by JPS Machinery Ltd’s in-house service team. New machines include a two-year warranty.
