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SKU#: RF13000-004Special Price USD $4,215.75 Regular Price USD $5,938.87
Need something bigger than a counter top band saw? Look no further! Zanduco carries a wide selection of floor model meat saws, with saw blades ranging from 98” to 142”. These heavy-duty, high-volume band saws are the perfect fit for any establishment using them for continuous operation. A meat saw is an ideal piece of kitchen equipment for delis, grocery stores, meat shops, and restaurants. These floor model band saws allow you to cut larger pieces of meat, and are easy to use, which helps increase productivity and recue operator fatigue. Choose from high-quality brands like Omcan for your floor model saws!
Frequently Asked Questions
What production environments justify investing in Floor Model Band Saws over a countertop unit?
Wholesale meat operations, high-volume grocery meat rooms, and large-format butcher shops processing large primal cuts all day require Floor Model Band Saws. The higher motor power and larger cutting depth handle workloads that countertop saws can't sustain.
How does the Biro 1433 compare to entry-level Floor Model Band Saws for a busy meat room?
The Biro 1433 is a production-grade Floor Model Band Saw with a 3 HP motor and 3,550 feet-per-minute blade speed, purpose-built for meat rooms running continuous cutting shifts. Entry-level floor models are lighter-duty and better suited to lower-volume operations.
Do Floor Model Band Saws require three-phase electrical power in a commercial kitchen?
Higher-powered Floor Model Band Saws, particularly production-grade units above 3 HP, typically require three-phase power. Confirm electrical requirements before purchasing, as retrofitting a meat room's electrical supply is a significant additional cost.
Are Floor Model Band Saws suitable for cutting both fresh and frozen bone-in product?
Yes. Floor Model Band Saws are designed to handle fresh and frozen bone-in product. Match your blade selection to the product, as frozen meat requires a blade with a different tooth count than fresh cuts. See Band Saw Blades for compatible options.
Which Floor Model Band Saws offer a movable or adjustable table for large primal cuts?
The Biro 1433 series offers a movable stainless steel structure with right-to-left feed, which gives commercial kitchen owners the flexibility to cut large primals in either direction. This is a significant advantage when processing sides of beef or whole pork loins.
Should a new butcher shop buy a Floor Model Band Saw immediately, or start with a countertop unit?
Start with a countertop unit if volume is modest at launch and upgrade when demand justifies it. If you're opening a full-service butcher shop from day one with daily primal processing, budget for a floor model immediately to avoid the constraints of a smaller machine.
Can Floor Model Band Saws handle exotic proteins like bison or venison in addition to standard beef and pork?
Yes. Floor Model Band Saws handle all bone-in proteins regardless of species. The key variable is blade selection, as denser or harder bones in some game animals may require a blade with a lower tooth count for clean cuts without excessive blade wear.
