Industrial Cabinet Saw
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Industrial Cabinet Saw

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The SawStop® Industrial Cabinet Saw is the definition of industrial grade. It is the heaviest, most powerful and highest quality 10″... Read more

The SawStop® Industrial Cabinet Saw is the definition of industrial grade. It is the heaviest, most powerful and highest quality 10″ cabinet saw available. The 7.5HP, 3ph, 230v configuration with a 52″ Industrial T-Glide Fence Assembly offers the durability, versatility, and the peace of mind only SawStop’s patented safety system can provide.

52-INCH T-GLIDE FENCE ASSEMBLY: The 52-inch T-Glide Fence & Rail are made of heavy-gauge steel for sure lockdown and reliably square cutting for years without deflection.

STRENGTH & STABILITY: The Industrial Cabinet Saw is almost 700 lbs of iron and steel – built for heavy-duty cycles with maximum stability and precision

EXPANSIVE TABLE: Larger, heavier tabletop provides an extensive cutting surface

DUST COLLECTION: 99% dust collection is delivered above the table with the included dust collection blade guard, and below the table with advanced shrouding around the blade. Available Overarm Dust Collection (Model # TSA-ODC, sold separately) routes dust away from the blade and into the 4” port.

SAWSTOP PATENTED SAFETY SYSTEM: Stops a spinning blade on contact with skin. The blade stops in less than 5 milliseconds, and drops below the table, minimizing a potentially life-altering injury to a mere scratch.

ADDED SAFETY: The Industrial Cabinet Saw has an integrated Lock-Out Tag-Out switch that cuts power to the saw ensuring that only authorized operators can operate the saw. As another added feature, interlock switches on the motor access panels prohibit saw operation if any doors are unlatched.

RELIABILITY: The Control Box houses the on-off switch, power paddle, and on-board computer, and constantly checks that all systems are working to reliably keep you safe.

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Starting at: $6,059

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SawStop’s commitment to quality, innovation, and safety over the past 20+ years has made us the best in the industry. Learn more about what makes a SawStop North America’s #1 Cabinet Saw

Features

  • 52" Industrial T-Glide Fence System provides smooth operation, an expansive work surface, precision measurement and sure lockdown without deflection.
  • Durable craftmanship and thoughtful details combine for consistent, reliable performance in the most demanding industrial environments.
  • SawStop Safety System stops on contact with skin.
  • Horsepower: 7.5HP
  • Dimension: 85 1/4" w, 36 1/2" d, 34" h

Included Items

  • (2) Cast Iron Extension Wings
  • (1) Miter Gauge
  • (1) Dust Collection Blade Guard
  • (1) Riving Knife
  • (2) Blade Wrenches
  • (1) Push Stick
  • (1) 10” Blade
  • (1) Standard Lockdown Insert
  • (1) Standard Brake Cartridge
  • (1) Owner’s Manual
  • (2) Hardware Packs
  • (1) 3mm Hex Key
  • (1) 5mm Hex Key
  • (1) 8mm Hex Key
  • (1) Blade Spacing Adjustment Gauge

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Specifications

Specifications

  • 52" Rip Capacity:ICS73230: 52" T-Glide Fence Assembly

  • Motor Option(s) (60Hz TEFC):3, 5, 7.5 HP available

  • Overall saw dimensions 52 in:85 1/4" W x 36 1/2" D x 34" H

  • Motor configuration 5:ICS73230: 7.5 HP, 3 phase, 230v, 17.8 A, 60Hz, TEFC

  • Saw body footprint:20" W x 25" D (Cabinet)

  • Cast iron table:24" W x 30" D

  • Cast iron table (w/ extension wings):44" W x 30" D

  • Extension wings:10" W x 30" D each

  • Extension table 52 in:40" W x 30" D

  • Shipping weights - w/ 52 in fence systems:787 lbs (4 boxes)

  • Shipping dimensions (saw body only):40" W x 40" D x 40" H

  • Shipping weight (approx.):640 lbs (table saw only)

  • Assembled weights - w/ 52 in fence systems:685 lbs. (approx weight, actual weight varies by motor size)

  • Weights - table saw only:530 lbs. (approx weight, actual weight varies by motor size)

  • Blade:40-tooth Titanium, 5/8" arbor

  • Blade diameter:10"

  • Blade tilt:Left

  • Blade kerf:0.118" (3mm)

  • Blade plate thickness:0.078" (2mm)

  • Max. depth of cut, blade at 0º:3 1/8″

  • Max. depth of cut, blade at 45º:2 1/4"

  • Max. rip, right of blade - 52 in:52 1/2" (w/ optional 52" rails)

  • Max. rip, left of blade:12 1/2"

  • Dado diameter:8" (requires dado brake cartridge & insert)

  • Dado max. width:29/32”

  • Arbor diameter at blade:5/8"

  • Arbor Runout0.001" Maximum allowable runout

  • Main bearing size:62mm OD x 30mm ID

  • Second bearing size:52mm OD x 25mm ID

  • Table in front of blade (max. elevation):10 3/4"

  • Table behind blade (max. elevation):10"

  • Arbor Runout:0.001" Maximum allowable runout

  • Table flatness measured diagonally:0.010" Maximum gap

  • Belts:2 V-ribbed belts - arbor b. static dissipative

  • Blade alignment with miter slot:0.010" Maximum displacement

  • Deviation of miter gauge indexing stops from actual:±0.25º

  • Alignment between splitter and blade:0.010" Maximum difference

  • Miter slots T-shaped:3/4" at top, 1" at bottom, 3/8" deep

  • Miter slots center:11 1/8" center-to-center

  • Miter slots info:5 1/2" (arbor flange to center of right slot)

  • Dust collection port diameter:4"

  • Dust collection blade guard:polycarbonate, extends only 1-3/16" to right of blade

  • Blade guard: (dust collection) port diameter 1-1/2" Outside, 1-1/4" Inside

  • Insert:zero clearance, phenolic core, melamine surfaces

  • Hand wheels:8" diameter, cast iron w/ chrome handle

  • Riving knife / splitter thickness:0.090" (2.3 mm)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of 10" blades can I use for the cast iron saws?

Any 10” standard-tooth steel blade with steel or carbide teeth can be used. Do not use blades with tooth “shoulders” (often called depth-limiting or anti-kickback shoulders), as these blades will take longer to stop in the event of an accident. Do not use blades with non-conductive hubs or teeth, as the safety system will not allow the saw to operate with these blades installed.

Can I use an 8" Dado stack?

Any 8” standard-tooth steel stacked dado set (max width: 29/32”) with steel or carbide teeth can be used. A zero-clearance insert for your dado set must be purchased along with the required Dado Cartridge. Do not use dado sets with solid-plate interior chippers, blades with molding heads, or “wobble” dado sets as the brake cartridge is not designed to stop those blade types. Also do not use blades with tooth “shoulders” (often called depth-limiting or anti-kickback shoulders), as these blades will take longer to stop in the event of an accident. Additionally, we recommend only using dado sets wherein the interior chippers have between two and four teeth per chipper to limit the impact on the saw during an activation. SawStop manufacturers an 8” Premium Dado Set (BTS-DS8-2402) that can be used on all SawStop saws except the Compact Table Saw.

Can I use thin and thick kerf 10" blades with a SawStop saw?

The SawStop safety system is designed for use with standard 10” blades with kerfs from 3/32” to 3/16”. Blades with kerfs much thinner than 3/32” should not be used because those blades might not be strong enough to withstand the force applied by the brake when it activates. As a result, those blades might deform and stop more slowly in the event of an accident, resulting in a more serious injury. Blades with kerfs much thicker than 3/16” are heavier than standard 1/8” kerf blades. Therefore, those blades should not be used because they may stop more slowly than standard blades in the event of an accident, resulting in a more serious injury. Similarly, stacks of 2 or more 10” blades should never be used on your SawStop saw as the combined weight of the blades may be too heavy to stop quickly. If you need to use a blade with a kerf thicker than 3/16”, use an 8” dado set with the optional SawStop 8” dado cartridge. The dado cartridge is designed for use with 8” dado sets up to 29/32” wide.

Do any of your saws have scoring blades?

We do not have a scoring blade on any of our saws. Scoring blades cannot be used with our saws due to the stopping technology.

Can I use a sanding disc on your saws?

We do not recommend installing any kind of sanding disc or cutoff disc on a SawStop table saw.

What if my blades are not precisely 10” (or 8” dado stack)?

The vast majority of commercially-available blades are accurate to their advertised diameter, and work well in SawStop saws. If your blade is larger or smaller than the advertised size, SawStop cast-iron saws allow for some adjustability of the blade/brake gap to accommodate. Jobsite Saw blade/brake gap is not adjustable, so users should not operate blades more than 1/16th inch diameter over the specified blade size. Never use a blade that does not “clear” the aluminum brake pawl.

What about coated blades or coated teeth?

Steel blades and dado sets with a lacquer finish or other coating on the teeth should not be used as the coating may inhibit or slow the speed at which the safety system detects skin contact. However, most coated blades do not cover the blade teeth. Those blades may be used on SawStop saws.

Do you sell direct?

We sell only through authorized SawStop dealers. You can find a list of dealers on our site at http://www.sawstop.com/store-locator/. Please include your zip code in the “where are you?” field and be sure to select the correct model you are interested in viewing. We also have a great build and price feature on our site that walks you through any saw configuration with accessory options, www.sawstop.com/build.

How can I be certain the safety system is working?

The SawStop safety system continuously performs many self-checks to ensure the components of the safety system are working properly. The safety system will not allow the motor to start (or to remain running) unless every component of the safety system is working properly.

Can I get a serious injury using a SawStop saw?

In the vast majority of cases, coming in contact with the spinning blade will result in a minor cut. However, if your hand moves into the blade at very high speed, it is possible for you to receive a serious injury.

What happens if the blade comes in contact with a nail or staple in the wood?

Generally, the safety system will not activate when a nail or staple is cut. Although conductive, these objects are not large enough to cause the safety system to activate unless they are grounded to the table or operator when they contact the blade.

Can I use Gloves while operating a SawStop?

The SawStop safety system will protect you even if you are wearing gloves. In that case, the system will trigger when the blade cuts through the glove and touches your skin. It is possible that the blade could snag on the glove and pull your hand into the blade, resulting in a slightly deeper cut. That is why SawStop recommends not wearing gloves when using a SawStop saw. However, if you decide to wear gloves, you are still protected.

What is the activation cost?

If you activate the safety system’s brake, you will need to replace the brake cartridge and evaluate the condition of the blade for future use. Replacing the brake cartridge is simple and can take as little as 90 seconds to complete. A standard brake cartridge costs $95 USD and a dado brake cartridge $115 USD. SawStop saws are designed to absorb the force of activation and are not damaged by it.

Can you reuse the blade after activation?

When the safety system activates, it will sometimes damage one to more teeth on the blade. Some users discard and replace the blade, while others choose to have their blades inspected/repaired by a qualified specialist.

Am I protected during coast down?

Yes, if you are using the red paddle to turn the blade on/off, the brake is still actively monitoring the coast down rotation. The yellow power switch is what powers the cartridge to begin monitoring the blade, so as long as that remains on, the cartridge will activate during coast down.

What is Bypass Mode?

Bypass Mode deactivates the safety system’s braking feature, allowing you to cut aluminum, very wet/green wood and other known conductive materials. If you are unsure if material you need to cut is conductive, you can make test cuts using Bypass Mode to determine if it will activate the safety system’s brake.

Will moisture activate the brake?

SawStop saws cut most wet wood without a problem. However, if the wood is very green or wet (for example, wet enough to spray a mist when cutting), or if the wood is both wet and pressure treated, then the wood may be sufficiently conductive to activate the brake. If you are unsure if the material you need to cut is conductive, you can make test cuts using Bypass Mode to determine if it will activate the safety system’s brake. The red light on the control box will flash to indicate conductivity.

Does cold affect SawStop saws?

Cold ambient temperatures should not affect your saw mechanics. However, your saw’s brake cartridge contains “computer-like” parts that can be affected by extreme cold. If the cartridge is stored in temperatures well below freezing, the saw won’t turn on until the cartridge warms up. If you are in an extremely cold climate, we recommend removing the cartridge (which you can do with the blade in place) and storing it above freezing. Alternatively, some customers choose to leave the yellow “hard” power switch on all the time. This provides just enough heat to the cartridge to help ensure startup in spite of extreme ambient cold.

Does the ICS come with a power cord?

The Industrial Cabinet Saw does not include a power cord, and must be permanently connected to the building electrical system in accordance with National Electric Code. Consult a licensed electrician if you are unsure how to properly connect the saw to your building’s electrical system.

Does the 36” Industrial Cabinet Saw include a filler table for the inline, between the rails, set up?

Our inline router table was engineered to fit between the T-Glide rails at the right side of your Industrial Cabinet Saw. To install, you will remove the wood extension table that came with your saw then insert your router table at the end. This will leave a gap between your right cast iron wing and router table. Unfortunately, we do not have a filler table solution, so you would either cut down the wood extension table or manufacture your own solution.

Do the saws come equipped with a magnetic switch?

Our saws have a magnetic switch that prevents it from coming back on.

What kind of dust collection system do I need for your Cast Iron saws?

We recommend a minimum of 350 CFM (PCS/CNS) or 400 CFM (ICS) to the 4” port. Even the largest wet/dry vacuums or portable dust extractors will not supply the CFM needed for proper dust extraction from our cast iron table saws, so we recommend one of the many types of stationary solutions. To get a better understanding of comparing wet/dry vacuums to a stationary collector, visit http://woodworking.stackexchange.com/questions/768/what-advantages-does-a-dust-collector-have-over-a-shop-vac.

Does my aftermarket accessory/saw work with SawStop saws/products?

There are many different saws and other product choices on the market, each with its own installation and/or modification requirements. SawStop doesn’t test on the many other-brand aftermarket items, and therefore don’t have the necessary information to recommend your best result. The manufacturer of the product you are interested in is likely the best place to start, as they may have a better idea of necessary modifications, if any are needed.