HOLZMANN HBS610 Wood Bandsaw – 300 mm Cutting Height

300 mm cutting height with 545 mm of ripping width

The HOLZMANN HBS610 is the bandsaw for a shop that rips wide more often than it resaws tall: 300 mm cutting height at 90°, but 545 mm of cutting width at the parallel fence and 590 mm of throat – the widest fence capacity relative to cutting height among the HBS bandsaws covered here. The HBS610 runs a 4080 mm blade on 610 mm wheels at 600 m/min, and takes blade widths from 8 mm to 32 mm.

A closed steel body, and guides above and below

Cut quality on the HBS610 comes from the frame and the guides rather than raw power. The HBS610 uses a closed sheet steel construction for stability and accuracy under blade tension, with a precise blade guide system both above and below the 500 x 700 mm table. Rubber-coated wheels protect the blade set and extend blade life. Table height is 980 mm and the table swivels 0° to +20°, a narrower tilt range than smaller HOLZMANN bandsaws offer, so heavily angled cuts need a jig.

Power, supply and extraction

The HBS610 is driven by a 2200 W S1 motor and is available as a 230V single-phase or a 400V three-phase machine, which makes the HBS610 one of the largest bandsaws in the range that a workshop without three-phase power can still install. A single Ø100 mm port handles chip extraction; an 850 to 1500 m³/h collector such as the ABS850 or ABS1500FF matches it.

Placing the HBS610 between the HBS470PROFI and the HBS700

At 300 kg net and 335 kg gross, the HBS610 sits between the 162 kg HBS470PROFI and the 416 kg HBS700. Choose the HBS610 for wide ripping and general joinery; choose the HBS700 when 430 mm of resaw height is genuinely required, and the HBS470PROFI when floor space and two blade speeds matter more than capacity.