2 Models
Vertical to CNC beam
3800 mm
Longest automated program stroke
±0.1 mm
Beam saw positioning accuracy
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Advantages
Why Choose Panel Saws?
Right-sized for your volume
A wall-mounted vertical saw or a fully automated CNC beam saw — either way, sheet breakdown matches how much you actually cut.
Proven on your cutting lists
We run your own material and cut lists at the Tech Centre before the saw ships.
Coast-to-coast service
Blades, scoring tooling and technicians across Canada and the US keep you cutting.
Optimization software included
The SB-3800 Beam's cutting-list optimization is configured to your parts mix before delivery.
Featured
SP-5200 Vertical
Vertical panel saw that breaks down full sheets safely in a fraction of a horizontal saw's floor space.
Sylvane SP-5200 Vertical
Cutting length
5200 mm (17')
Cutting height
2100 mm (6'11")
Blade diameter
250 mm (10")
Main motor
4 kW (5.4 HP)
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The Complete Panel Saws Lineup
Each system is engineered for specific applications. Compare specs to find the right fit.
Vertical panel saw
SP-5200 Vertical
The SP-5200 Vertical mounts flat against a wall and lets one operator break down full sheets of melamine, plywood or solid-surface material without the run-out space a horizontal table saw needs. A sliding carriage on precision rails carries the panel past a fixed 250 mm blade, and a dual-axis digital readout lets the operator dial in rip and cross cuts directly instead of measuring by hand. Pneumatic clamping holds the sheet square through the cut, so a single person can safely break down material that would otherwise need a second set of hands. It's the practical first step for shops sizing sheet goods before they're ready to invest in a full CNC beam saw. Tollaston installs and levels every SP-5200 Vertical on-site and trains your operator on setup and blade care.
- Cutting length
- 5200 mm (17')
- Cutting height
- 2100 mm (6'11")
- Blade diameter
- 250 mm (10")
- Main motor
- 4 kW (5.4 HP)
CNC beam saw
SB-3800 Beam
The SB-3800 Beam automates the sheet-breakdown step that a manual saw leaves to an operator's measuring and memory. A programmable pusher drives the stack the full length of its 3800 mm stroke, the Sylvane Grain control runs a cutting-list optimization pass to minimize offcut before the first cut is even made, and an automatic pneumatic lift-and-turn table rotates the stack for cross cuts without manual handling. A scoring blade rides ahead of the main 400 mm blade to leave a chip-free bottom face on melamine and laminate stock. Programs upload directly from office nesting software, so a cutting list becomes a running program without re-entering dimensions on the shop floor. Tollaston proves your cutting list on your own material at the Vaughan Tech Centre and trains your team on program upload and optimization settings.
- Cutting length
- 3800 mm (12'6")
- Cutting height
- 100 mm (3.9") single pass, 120 mm with scoring
- Blade diameter
- Main 400 mm (16"), scoring 180 mm (7")
- Main motor
- 11 kW (15 HP)
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See how each platform stacks up across the specs that matter most.
SP-5200 VerticalFeatured
- Best for
- Limited floor space, one-operator cutting
- Cutting length
- 5200 mm
- Blade diameter
- 250 mm
- Automation
- Manual load, pneumatic clamping
- Main motor
- 4 kW
SB-3800 Beam
- Best for
- High-volume, unattended cut lists
- Cutting length
- 3800 mm
- Blade diameter
- 400 mm (main), 180 mm (scoring)
- Automation
- Automatic pusher and lift-and-turn table
- Main motor
- 11 kW
| Specification | SP-5200 VerticalFeatured | SB-3800 Beam |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Limited floor space, one-operator cutting | High-volume, unattended cut lists |
| Cutting length | 5200 mm | 3800 mm |
| Blade diameter | 250 mm | 400 mm (main), 180 mm (scoring) |
| Automation | Manual load, pneumatic clamping | Automatic pusher and lift-and-turn table |
| Main motor | 4 kW | 11 kW |
Applications
Industries We Serve
Panel Saws systems are trusted across diverse industries and production environments.
FAQ
Panel Saws Questions
Answers to common questions about our panel saws products.
If your floor space is tight and cutting lists are modest, the SP-5200 Vertical is a practical, affordable first step. If you're running large daily cut lists and want to eliminate manual sequencing, the SB-3800 Beam pays for itself in offcut savings and throughput.
Yes — the SB-3800 Beam's Sylvane Grain control accepts programs uploaded directly from standard nesting and optimization software.
The SP-5200 Vertical runs on 208-240V/3-phase, 30A; the SB-3800 Beam needs 400V/3-phase, 63A given its higher motor power and pusher system.
Yes — on-site training covers setup, blade care and, on the beam saw, program upload and optimization settings.
We arrange lease and term financing through our equipment finance partners.
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