HOLZMANN ABS3880 Dust Collector with Insert — 3880 m³/h, Three 100 mm Ports
HOLZMANN ABS3880: three ports, 400 litres of bag capacity
The HOLZMANN ABS3880 is the middle machine of the insert-collector range and the one to pick when three extraction points have to stay connected. The ABS3880 delivers 3880 m³/h of suction performance through three 100 mm dust collector ports at 1750 Pa of negative pressure, using a 300 mm fan wheel at 2950 min-1. Twin chip bags of 200 l each give 400 l of total capacity, and four swivel casters carry the 52 kg sheet-metal body.
Motor and duty rating
The ABS3880 is built for continuous duty, rated 2200 W on the S1 continuous rating and 3300 W on the S6 intermittent rating, a clear step up from the 1500 W S1 of the ABS2480. Both the 230 V and the 400 V version of the ABS3880 run the same 2950 min-1 fan speed, so airflow does not depend on which supply the workshop connects.
Chip handling and siting
Housekeeping on the ABS3880 is split across two bags: each bag is 500 mm in diameter and 1480 mm long and holds 200 l, so the interval between changes is long but two bags are handled at every emptying. The ABS3880 needs 2200 mm of clearance at full working height, less than the 2430 mm the ABS2480 asks for, which matters in a low basement workshop.
Noise
The ABS3880 is the loudest of the three insert collectors, with a sound power level of 102.1 dB(A) and a sound pressure level of 89.4 dB(A). Hearing protection and, where the layout allows, a separate machine bay with ducting back to the workshop are the sensible answer for the ABS3880.
Where the ABS3880 sits against its siblings
The ABS3880 sits between the two other insert models. The ABS2480 offers 2480 m³/h through two ports into one 270 l bag, while the ABS4560 moves 4560 m³/h at 2500 Pa through one ø180 mm and four ø100 mm ports on 400 V only. Pricing for the ABS3880 is by quotation; send the machine list and the supply voltage available and a quotation follows.
HOLZMANN ABS2480 Dust Collector with Insert — 2480 m³/h, 270 l Chip Bag
HOLZMANN ABS2480: the entry point of the insert-collector range
The HOLZMANN ABS2480 is the machine to pick when one or two woodworking machines run at a time and 2480 m³/h is enough air. The ABS2480 is a dust collector with insert built from sheet metal, drawing through two 100 mm dust collector ports at 1800 Pa of negative pressure, with a 300 mm fan wheel turning at 2950 min-1. Four swivel casters let the 36 kg machine be rolled from a saw to a planer instead of being ducted to both.
Motor and duty rating
The ABS2480 is rated for steady running rather than short bursts, at 1500 W on the S1 continuous rating and 2250 W on the S6 intermittent rating. Fan speed is 2950 min-1 in both the 230 V and the 400 V build of the ABS2480, so the suction figures do not change with the supply chosen; the supply is a question of what the workshop already has at the wall.
Chip handling and floor space
Emptying the ABS2480 is a bag change rather than a filter service. The chip bag holds 270 l and measures 500 mm in diameter by 1400 mm long, which gives a long interval between changes for a shop feeding one machine at a time. The ABS2480 stands up to 2430 mm at full working height, the tallest of the three insert models, so the ceiling clearance in the intended corner is worth measuring before the machine arrives.
Noise
Hearing protection belongs with the ABS2480: the sound power level is 100.1 dB(A) and the sound pressure level is 87.1 dB(A). Placing the ABS2480 in an adjoining bay and ducting back to the machines is the usual way to keep operator exposure down in a small shop.
Where the ABS2480 sits against its siblings
The ABS2480 is the smallest of the three HOLZMANN insert collectors offered here. The ABS3880 raises airflow to 3880 m³/h across three 100 mm ports and 2×200 l of bag capacity, and the ABS4560 reaches 4560 m³/h on a 356 mm fan wheel. Pricing for the ABS2480 is by quotation; send the machine list and the ports to be served and a quotation follows.
HOLZMANN ABS4560 Dust Collector with Insert — 4560 m³/h, 400 V
HOLZMANN ABS4560: the largest insert collector in this range
The HOLZMANN ABS4560 is the machine for a workshop with several machines running together, delivering 4560 m³/h of suction performance at 2500 Pa of negative pressure. The ABS4560 uses a 356 mm fan wheel, larger than the 300 mm wheel of the ABS2480 and ABS3880, and carries one ø180 mm plus four ø100 mm dust collector ports, so a main trunk and four branches can be served from a single machine.
Motor and supply
The ABS4560 is a three-phase machine only, rated 3800 W on the S1 continuous rating at 400 V / 50 Hz. No 230 V version of the ABS4560 is listed, so a shop without a three-phase connection has to arrange one or step down to the ABS2480 or ABS3880, both of which are offered in a 230 V variant.
Filtration and chip handling
Filter area is what lets the ABS4560 hold 4560 m³/h in service: the machine carries three filter bars of ø500 mm x 1200 mm. Collection is into three chip bags of 160 l each, 500 mm in diameter and 950 mm long, for 480 l of total capacity. The ABS4560 measures 2150 x 620 x 2320 mm overall and needs 2300 mm of clearance at working height, so the ABS4560 is a machine that takes a permanent position rather than being moved daily; net weight is 69.50 kg.
Noise
The ABS4560 is the quietest of the three insert collectors despite being the largest, at 96 dB(A) sound power and 86.7 dB(A) sound pressure, against 102.1 dB(A) sound power for the ABS3880. Hearing protection is still required around the ABS4560 during operation.
Where the ABS4560 sits against its siblings
The ABS4560 is the top of the three insert models: 4560 m³/h and 2500 Pa against 3880 m³/h and 1750 Pa for the ABS3880, and 2480 m³/h and 1800 Pa for the ABS2480. Pricing for the ABS4560 is by quotation; send the machine list, the port sizes and the supply available and a quotation follows.
HOLZMANN BT1220 Belt and Disc Sander
What the HOLZMANN BT1220 belt and disc sander is for
The HOLZMANN BT1220 is the heavy, steady member of the BT belt-and-disc family, built for shops that sand the same edges all day and want the machine to stay where it was put. The BT1220 works a 1220 x 150 mm sanding belt together with a 228 mm grinding disc, turning at 1400 min-1 on a 230 V motor rated 750 W continuous (S1) and 1125 W intermittent (S6).
Belt run: graphite guide and contact surface
Belt behaviour is the headline feature of the BT1220. A graphite guide on the BT1220 keeps belt speed constant and the belt run smooth, and the graphite-coated contact surface minimises belt friction, which HOLZMANN states prolongs the working life of the belts. On a 1220 x 150 mm belt that friction saving is measured directly in consumable cost.
Stability and table
Stability on the BT1220 comes from mass rather than clamps: 51 kg net and 52 kg gross on a solid stand, so heavy pushes into the 228 mm disc do not walk the machine across the floor. The work table of the BT1220 measures 310 x 190 mm and a mitre fence is fitted for precise angle sanding.
Power supply and duty
The BT1220 connects to a normal 230 V single-phase socket, which matters for small workshops in Georgia that do not have a three-phase feed at the bench. The dual rating of the BT1220 – 750 W S1 and 1125 W S6 – describes a machine that will pull harder for short intermittent loads than its continuous figure alone suggests.
Choosing the BT1220 against its siblings
Buyers usually decide the BT1220 against the BT1220TOP: the BT1220 offers the heavier 51 kg build, the graphite-coated contact surface and the 1125 W S6 rating, while the BT1220TOP offers a larger 254 mm disc and a belt unit tiltable 0-90°. Further down the ladder the BT150-914 and BT203-914 run a shorter 914 x 100 mm belt and the BT75 a 25 x 760 mm belt, so the BT1220 remains the long-belt option for full-length edge sanding.
HOLZMANN BT75 Belt and Disc Sander
What the HOLZMANN BT75 belt and disc sander is for
The HOLZMANN BT75 is the small-parts machine of the BT family, sized for model work, repairs, tool rooms and hobby joinery rather than for full-sheet edges. The BT75 runs a narrow 25 x 760 mm sanding belt at 914 m/min next to a Ø125 mm grinding disc turning at 2950 min-1, driven by a 250 W induction motor on 230 V / 50 Hz.
Narrow belt for detail work
The narrow belt is the point of the BT75. A 25 x 760 mm belt reaches into curves, slots and small radii that a 150 mm wide belt cannot follow, and HOLZMANN notes that the sanding belt of the BT75 is characterised by its constant speed – useful when a light workpiece is being taken to a line by hand. The sanding belt table of the BT75 measures 128 x 128 mm.
Disc side and angle sanding
Disc work on the BT75 is handled by the Ø125 mm plate at 2950 min-1 with a 190 x 125 mm table, and the grinding table swivels for different sanding angles. The BT75 leaves the factory with an adhesive sanding disc fitted, and HOLZMANN lists a kit for velcro sanding discs as optional accessory – relevant for shops that change grits often and would rather not peel and clean the plate each time.
Motor, size and noise
An induction motor drives the BT75, which HOLZMANN describes as powerful for the class and which runs quieter and with less brush maintenance than a universal motor. The BT75 measures 350 x 380 x 300 mm and weighs 7.50 kg net, 8.40 kg gross, so a single person can set the machine on a bench and store it away afterwards. Declared noise for the BT75 is 93 dB(A) sound power and 82 dB(A) sound pressure.
The BT75 against larger BT models
The BT75 is the entry point of the ladder: the BT46ECO and BT46 step up to a 100 mm wide belt with a 150 mm disc, the BT150-914 and BT203-914 to a 914 x 100 mm belt, and the BT1220 and BT1220TOP to 1220 x 150 mm belts with 228 mm and 254 mm discs. Shops sanding cabinet doors should look up the ladder; shops sanding small components buy the BT75.
HOLZMANN HOB305PROSMW2 Combined Planer and Thicknesser with Spiral Cutterblock
Why the HOB305PROSMW2 sits at the top of the HOB305 range
The HOLZMANN HOB305PROSMW2 turns cutterblock maintenance into an unscrew-and-rotate job instead of a knife-setting exercise. The spiral cutterblock of the HOB305PROSMW2 carries 24 carbide cutter inserts measuring 15 x 15 x 2.5 mm (30°), and each insert can be used four times before replacement, so a nicked edge is dealt with by turning one insert rather than resetting a full knife set. The cutterblock is 74 mm in diameter and runs at 4000 min-1, driven by a 2200 W S1 motor.
Planing and thicknessing capacity
The HOB305PROSMW2 takes most joinery stock across its full width in a single pass: maximum planing width is 304 mm and maximum thickness planing width is 300 mm. Two cast iron surfacing tables form a 1512 x 400 mm planing surface and fold away for thicknessing, while the planer fence measures 100 x 160 mm and tilts from 90° to 45°. In thicknessing mode the HOB305PROSMW2 offers a 585 x 300 mm table, a thicknessing height of 225 mm and a maximum cutting depth of 3 mm, with stock drawn through at 5.5 m/min. Thicknessing table height sits at 901 mm and is set by a smooth central adjustment.
Extraction and footprint
Extraction on the HOB305PROSMW2 is external: the machine carries a single 100 mm dust collector port and no on-board collector, so a chip extractor has to be planned into the workshop layout alongside the machine. Total dimensions of 1665 x 575 x 930 mm and a net weight of 258 kg (292 kg gross) make the HOB305PROSMW2 a fixed floor machine, positioned once and fed from both ends rather than moved between jobs.
Two supply versions, one machine
The HOB305PROSMW2 is offered as two order codes that differ in electrical supply only: HOB305PROSMW2_230V for a single-phase 230 V / 50 Hz workshop and HOB305PROSMW2_400V for a three-phase supply. Both carry the same 2200 W S1 rating and the same 24-insert spiral cutterblock, so the choice is made by the power available at the installation address. State that supply when requesting a quote for the HOB305PROSMW2 and the correct version is quoted from the start.
HOLZMANN TS305 Disc Sanding Machine
A disc sander built around a tilting table
The HOLZMANN TS305 is bought for its table as much as for its disc. The sanding table of the TS305 measures 400 x 130 mm and tilts from 0° to 45°, so mitred ends, chamfers and bevels are sanded against a supported surface instead of freehand. Running in a T-slot in that table is a mitre gauge, which turns a repeated angle into a setting rather than a judgement — the difference between one accurate mitre and forty identical ones.
Motor and vibration
The TS305 draws on a 230 V single-phase supply and is rated 1125 W S6 and 750 W S1, so short, heavy sanding bursts are covered as well as continuous light work. Smooth running on the TS305 comes from a solid machine body standing on rubber feet and a dynamically balanced disc plate; a disc sander that walks across a bench or chatters at the rim leaves marks in the workpiece, and the TS305 is built against both.
Dust extraction
Sanding dust on the TS305 is taken away through a Ø53 mm dust outlet for connection to external extraction. No collector is built into the TS305, so a workshop vacuum or chip extractor with a hose to suit Ø53 mm should be planned alongside the machine — particularly for MDF and hardwood, where the fine dust matters more than the visible pile.
Bench footprint and delivery contents
At 27 kg net and 29 kg gross, the TS305 is a bench machine that two people can position and one person can leave in place. Delivery of the TS305 includes a self-adhesive K80 sanding disc, the mitre gauge and the sanding table, so the machine can be tried as soon as the abrasive is fitted, with finer grits added to the consumable list afterwards. For a Georgian joinery or furniture shop, the TS305 sits between hand-block work and a full stationary sanding line: an accurate, quiet, single-phase station for squaring ends, cleaning up mitres and refining curves.
HOLZMANN BT203-914 Belt and Disc Sander
What the HOLZMANN BT203-914 does
The HOLZMANN BT203-914 lets one benchtop machine cover edge, face, round and mitre sanding. The BT203-914 pairs a 914 x 100 mm sanding belt with a Ø203 mm sanding disc, both driven by one 550 W S1 motor turning at 2850 min-1, so a joiner can rough a long edge on the belt and clean up an end grain face on the disc without moving the workpiece to a second machine.
Belt unit and belt changing
The belt station of the BT203-914 covers work a fixed-angle sander cannot reach, because the sanding belt unit tilts through 0-90° both horizontally and vertically. The same 914 x 100 mm belt therefore runs flat for long edges and upright for end grain and shaped parts, at a belt speed of 9.2 m/s. Belt changing on the BT203-914 is done with a quick clamping device rather than tools, which matters in a shop that switches grit several times a day.
Disc, table and mitre fence
The Ø203 mm disc is the feature that separates the BT203-914 from the smaller BT150-914 in the same HOLZMANN ladder. Supporting that disc, the BT203-914 has a pivoting aluminium table that swings up to 45° and a mitre fence for precise angle sanding; the table measures 264 x 150 mm at the disc station and 190 x 159 mm at the belt station.
Extraction, weight and noise
Dust on the BT203-914 leaves through a 36.5 mm dust collector port, a size that suits a workshop vacuum or a small mobile chip extractor rather than a ducted central system. The BT203-914 weighs 15 kg net and 17 kg gross, so the machine is carried to a bench by one person. HOLZMANN declares a sound power level of 95.5 dB(A) and a sound pressure level of 89 dB(A) for the BT203-914, so hearing protection belongs on the operator.
Power supply and how the BT203-914 is supplied
The HOLZMANN BT203-914 runs on 230 V / 50 Hz single phase, the ordinary socket in a Georgian workshop or garage, so no three-phase connection is needed. The BT203-914 is supplied by quotation: send the intended workpiece sizes and the grits in use, and a written offer for the BT203-914 follows.
HOLZMANN BT150-914 Belt and Disc Sander
What the HOLZMANN BT150-914 does
The HOLZMANN BT150-914 puts belt sanding and disc sanding on one compact bench footprint. The BT150-914 runs a 914 x 100 mm sanding belt and a Ø150 mm sanding disc from a single 450 W S1 motor at 2850 min-1, which suits a small joinery shop, a school workshop or a repair bench where longitudinal edges, front edges, round work, mitres and plane faces all have to be finished in the same corner.
Belt station
The belt station is where the BT150-914 does most of its stock removal. The sanding belt unit on the BT150-914 tilts through 0-90° horizontally and vertically, so the 914 x 100 mm belt can be worked flat along a long edge or stood upright for end grain, at a belt speed of 9.2 m/s. A quick clamping device makes the belt change on the BT150-914 a hand operation, so switching from a coarse to a fine grit is not a reason to stop work.
Disc and table
The Ø150 mm disc is the specification that places the BT150-914 one step below the BT203-914 in the HOLZMANN belt-and-disc range. The BT150-914 carries a single 195 x 136 mm pivoting aluminium table that adjusts up to 45°, together with a mitre fence for precise angle sanding, which covers the everyday bevels and mitres of furniture and joinery parts.
Extraction, weight and noise
Dust is drawn off the BT150-914 through a 36.5 mm dust collector port, sized for a workshop vacuum or a small chip extractor. At 14 kg net and 15.20 kg gross the BT150-914 is the lightest machine in this belt-and-disc group and is easily lifted onto a bench or moved between rooms; the supply cable on the BT150-914 measures 1.8 m, so a socket close to the bench is worth planning. HOLZMANN declares 95.5 dB(A) sound power and 89 dB(A) sound pressure for the BT150-914.
Power supply and quotation
The BT150-914 is a 230 V / 50 Hz single-phase machine, so a standard Georgian workshop socket is enough and no three-phase installation is required. Supply of the HOLZMANN BT150-914 is arranged by written quotation rather than online ordering, with abrasives and extraction specified at the same time.
HOLZMANN TSM250 Disc Sander
What the HOLZMANN TSM250 does
The HOLZMANN TSM250 is the choice when the work is disc sanding alone: squaring end grain, cleaning mitres and truing small components against a flat abrasive face. The TSM250 drives a Ø254 mm sanding disc with a 550 W S1 motor at 1450 min-1, a deliberately lower spindle speed than the 2850 min-1 belt-and-disc machines in the same HOLZMANN range.
Disc diameter is the deciding spec
The Ø254 mm disc defines where the TSM250 sits in the HOLZMANN disc sander line, below the larger-disc TS305. A bigger disc gives more usable abrasive surface and a higher rim speed at the outer edge, so the TSM250 is specified where parts are small to medium and bench space is limited, while the TS305 answers larger work.
Table and angle work
Angle sanding on the TSM250 is handled by the sanding table, which measures 290 x 140 mm and adjusts to 45°. That range covers the everyday bevels and mitres of furniture and joinery parts, and the 290 mm table width gives the workpiece reasonable support either side of the point of contact on the TSM250.
Dust extraction and bench footprint
Disc sanding throws fine dust forward and down, which is why the TSM250 has a Ø35 mm suction port for external extraction; a workshop vacuum or a small mobile extractor connects directly, and running the TSM250 without extraction is not advisable in an enclosed shop. The TSM250 weighs 11 kg net and 12 kg gross, light enough to be lifted onto a bench by one person and stored away between jobs.
Power supply and how the TSM250 is bought
The TSM250 runs on 230 V / 50 Hz single phase, so any sound workshop socket in Georgia will power the machine and no three-phase supply is needed. The HOLZMANN TSM250 is supplied against a written quotation, with abrasive discs and extraction specified at the same time as the machine.