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Raimann UniRip 310 – Multi-blade rip saw for solid wood
The Raimann UniRip 310 is a compact multi-blade rip saw for longitudinal cutting of solid wood. Marketed under the WEINIG brand, it combines a maximum cutting width of 310 mm with a cutting height of up to 110 mm and is particularly suited to smaller woodworking businesses.
The standard Quickfix system allows the saw blade positions to be adjusted manually without tools, supporting cutting tasks with changing width requirements.
Operation and construction
A closed feed chain with prism guides on both sides transports the timber through the machine. The saw spindle and pressure unit feature electric height adjustment.
To adjust the Quickfix system, the hydraulic clamping mechanism is released by hand. The saw blades can then be positioned using sample pieces of timber before being clamped again. This allows the cutting pattern to be adapted to different workpiece widths.
Technical data
| Manufacturer | Raimann (Weinig) |
|---|---|
| Model | UniRip 310 |
| Machine type | Multi-blade rip saw for solid wood |
| Maximum cutting width | 310 mm |
| Chain width | 340 mm |
| Maximum throat / infeed width | 650 mm |
| Maximum cutting height with Quickfix clamping flange | 110 mm |
| Minimum timber length | 500 mm |
| Maximum feed speed | 35 m/min |
| Motor power | 22 kW |
| Saw blade diameter | 300–350 mm |
| Weight | 1,850 kg |
| Dimensions, length × width × height | 1.75 × 1.75 × 1.50 m |
| Working height | 850 mm |
| Extraction connection diameter | 250 mm |
| Required extraction airflow | 5,300 m³/h |
| Standard equipment | Quickfix and electric height adjustment of the saw spindle and pressure unit |
Applications
The UniRip 310 is designed to rip solid timber longitudinally into several widths. Its compact construction and manually adjustable Quickfix system make it suitable for businesses with limited floor space and changing cutting requirements. The equipment fitted to an individual machine may differ from the standard specification described here.
