Panel Saws
SP-5200 Vertical
by Sylvane
Vertical panel saw that breaks down full sheets safely in a fraction of a horizontal saw's floor space.
5200 mm (17')
Cutting length
2100 mm (6'11")
Cutting height
250 mm (10")
Blade diameter
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Ideal For
- Shops with limited floor space
- Shops needing accurate rip and cross cuts on full sheets
- One-operator sheet breakdown
Cutting length
5200 mm (17')
Cutting height
2100 mm (6'11")
Blade diameter
250 mm (10")
Main motor
4 kW (5.4 HP)
Key Features
SP-5200 Vertical Features
Standard features that set this machine apart in demanding manufacturing environments.
Precision & Performance
- Digital dual-axis positioning readout
- Sliding vertical carriage on precision rails
Built-In Extras
- Retractable measuring stops
- Optional 0 - 45° blade tilt for angled cuts
- Pneumatic clamping for one-operator cutting
- Optional scoring blade for a chip-free lower face
Full Specifications
Sylvane SP-5200 Vertical Technical Details
Complete specifications, standard features, and optional upgrades.
- Cutting length
- 5200 mm (17')
- Cutting height
- 2100 mm (6'11")
- Blade diameter
- 250 mm (10")
- Main motor
- 4 kW (5.4 HP)
- Cutting depth
- 60 mm (2.4") in one pass
- Cut accuracy
- ±0.2 mm (0.008")
- Positioning
- Dual-axis digital readout
- Blade tilt
- 0 - 45° for angled cuts (optional)
- Power requirement
- 208-240V/3-phase, 30A
- Footprint
- 5.4 x 2.6 m (18' x 8'6"), wall-mounted
| Cutting length | 5200 mm (17') |
| Cutting height | 2100 mm (6'11") |
| Blade diameter | 250 mm (10") |
| Main motor | 4 kW (5.4 HP) |
| Cutting depth | 60 mm (2.4") in one pass |
| Cut accuracy | ±0.2 mm (0.008") |
| Positioning | Dual-axis digital readout |
| Blade tilt | 0 - 45° for angled cuts (optional) |
| Power requirement | 208-240V/3-phase, 30A |
| Footprint | 5.4 x 2.6 m (18' x 8'6"), wall-mounted |
- Digital dual-axis positioning readout
- Pneumatic clamping for one-operator cutting
- Retractable measuring stops
- Sliding vertical carriage on precision rails
- Optional scoring blade for a chip-free lower face
- Optional 0 - 45° blade tilt for angled cuts
- Scoring blade unit
- Motorized 0 - 45° tilt
- Laser cut-line guide
- Sheet breakdown for cabinet and millwork shops
- Retail and display component sizing
- Solid-surface and laminate panel cutting
- Job-shop rip and cross-cut work
FAQ
SP-5200 Vertical Questions
Answers to common questions about the SP-5200 Vertical.
It mounts flat against a wall, so it needs roughly the sheet's own footprint plus operator clearance — a fraction of what a horizontal table saw with run-out space requires.
Yes — pneumatic clamping holds the sheet square through the cut, which is the whole point of the design: no second person needed to steady the panel.
A 208-240V/3-phase, 30A service.
The saw, digital readout, rigging and installation, and operator training.
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