PD200

PD200 Pallet Hawg® Pallet Dismantler

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Made in the USA. Availability may vary by region.

One or Two Operator Pallet Dismantler Engineered for Longer Blade Life

Designed for one or two operators, the Wood-Mizer Pallet Hawg® PD200 Bandsaw Pallet Dismantler is engineered for a full range of pallet recycling including pallet prep, repair, dismantle, and recovery.

Benefits

  • Easy to use
  • Recover and reuse old pallets
  • Built in the USA

Specifications

  • Pallet Capacity

    Max. Material Width 60" (1.5m)

  • Power Selections

    10HP (7.5kW) 1PH Electric

    10HP (7.5kW) 3PH Electric

    19HP (14.1kW) Kohler gas

  • Blade

    Blade Teeth 5-8 variable teeth per inch

    Drive Wheel Hub Size 15" - 6 lugs x 5.5 bolt circle inch

    Blade Life Expectancy 1,200 pallets or 3 days production

    Top Blade Speed 2,200fpm (670m/min)

    Blade Wheel Type Tire

    Blade Thickness .042" (1mm)

    Blade Width 25.4mm (1")

    Blade Length 268" (6.8m)

  • Standard Features

    Operators required 1 or 2

    Table Adjustment Pneumatic Hand Valve

  • Optional Features

    Center Drop Table

    Front Board Catch

    Back Board Catch

    Rear Drop Table

    Trailer

  • Dimensions & Weight

    Air Pressure 

     - Min: 800 psi (5.6 Kg/cm)

     - Max: 120 psi (8.4 Kg/cm)

    Height 51" (1.3m)

    Length 10.5' (3.2m)

    Width 5' (1.5m)

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