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Baileigh means...precision. performance. perfection. ® BAILEIGH INDUSTRIAL, INC. 1625 Dufek Drive Manitowoc, WI 54220 Phone: 920. 684. 4990 ® Fax: 920. 684. 3944 www. baileighindustrial.com Woodworking Machinery Form No. 88002 Baileigh Industrial...Around the World—USA World Headquarters Baileigh Industrial® was founded in 1999 with the core principles of providing the highest quality industrial metalworking and woodworking machinery backed by unsurpassed after sale support. Since our humble beginnings we have grown into becoming one of the most respected suppliers of metal forming, chip removal, welding, cutting, sheet metal, and fabrication equipment, as well as contractor grade and industrial cabinet making woodworking equipment. Baileigh Industrial’s worldwide headquarters are located in Manitowoc, WI (USA) with additional central distribution facilities located around the world. A large dealer network around the world provides a local source in most cases. We take pride in offering industrial grade equipment providing profitable solutions for metal and wood machinery project requirements. We further back up our quality metal and wood equipment with timely machinery shipments (typically 72 hour or less), and unsurpassed after sale support. Our goal is to become a lifetime supplier to our customers of quality metal and wood working machinery. We strive to offer a great experience in the entire process of machinery selection, sale, and support. Baileigh Industrial means, Precision, Performance, Perfection! Mission Statement BAILEIGH INDUSTRIAL, INC. To be the preferred supplier of quality metal and woodworking 1625 Dufek Drive Best regards, Manitowoc, WI 54220 ® equipment, services and systems by profitably responding to Stephan B. Nordstrom – President/CEO our customers needs with dependable delivers, services and Phone: 920. 684. 4990 Fax: 920. 684. 3944 products that offer innovative technology and unsurpassed value. www. baileighindustrial.com Router Tables 2 ® Table Saws 7 Sliding Table Saws 16 The Best Resource On The Planet. Baileigh Industrial is an international provider of quality metal and Multi Function Machines 18 woodworking equipment. Our proven industry leadership results Jointers 20 in profitable solutions for any job you may have. You can rely on our global experience, our in-depth expertise, and our unwavering Planers 25 commitment to your absolute satisfaction. Combination Jointers/Planers 30 Professional Problem Solvers. Spindle Shapers 33 We’re all the help you need. Our knowledgeable team of expert engineers provides personal attention and individualized service. Oscillating Sanders 39 We know that the right equipment can maximize your efficiencies Edge Sanders 41 and improve productivity. That’s why we take the time to thoroughly understand your project needs, so we can Drum Sanders 45 recommend and engineer a superior solution to meet Baileigh Industrial Abrasives 48 them–and exceed your expectations. Vertical Band Saws 49 Built To Perform, Priced To Compete. We offer hardworking equipment for hardworking people, just Drill Presses 53 like you. Our high-performance equipment is designed to stand up Mortisers 57 to all your tough jobs. Every product represents superior design, innovative technology, state-of-the-art features, and affordable Lathes 60 quality. It’s reliability at the best value for your business CONTENTS Dust Collectors 64 dollar. All so you can achieve peak performance with each and every project. Down Draft Tables 70 Specializing In Your Satisfaction. Dust Collection Accessories 72 We’re passionate about customer service, and it shows. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is always ready to assist you with your business needs. You won’t find another company that can top our commitment to excellence–in service, products, and support. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Hand held controller Industrial cable track Inverter driven Water cooled spindle Software included SPECIFICATIONS Power 220V Single Phase Horse Power 3 Length 48" Width 40" Height 45" Weight (lbs.) 650 Actual Working Area 39" x 31.5" RPM 0 – 24000 Z Axis Stroke 3.1" Max. Moving Speed 236 (Inches per Min.) Max. Engraving Speed 157 (Inches per Min.) Reposition Accuracy .0001" Tool Diameters 1/8" & 1/4" Table Style PVC WR-23 The WR-23 CNC router from Baileigh Industrial it uses a USB interface in conjunction with a is great for sign making, 3D embossing, and even hand held controller. It comes standard with cam acrylic cutting. This great little table is designed software that allows you to set up whatever you after our very popular metal cutting plasma like. In order to get the best cut available the tables. It features an extremely rigid fully variable speed spindle turns at an amazing 24000 welded frame with rack and pinion X and Y axis rpm. When spinning at that speed a dust collector movements. There are also square slide ways to is also fitted to keep the shop clean and free from keep everything in alignment. The table itself runs debris. And so that tooling is easy to find, the on 220 volt single phase and uses stepper WR-23 CNC router table includes two collets; motors to move at a maximum speed of 236 1/8" and 1/4". 2 (inches/min.). Controlling the WR-23 is easy as Easy set up Includes bit set One shot oil system Software included Water cooled spindle SPECIFICATIONS Power 220V Single Phase Horse Power 4 Length 120" Width 70" Height 45" Weight (lbs.) 2500 Actual Working Area 98" x 51" Speeds Variable RPM 0 – 24000 Z Axis Stroke 7.5" Max. Moving Speed 787 (Inches per Min.) Max. Engraving Speed 787 (Inches per Min.) Reposition Accuracy .0015" Tool Diameters 1/8", 1/4" & 1/2" Table Style PVC WR-48 Bringing in much of the technology that Baileigh welded frame. This 220 volt single phase machine Industrial learned from its CNC line of plasma uses stepper motors with square rails to move tables, the WR-48 CNC routing table is one of the along the X, Y, and Z axis and have a maximum best values on the market. This 4' x 8' table is engraving speed of 787 (inches/min.). The spindle perfect for production of closet doors, for solid speeds are variable and range from 6000 to 24000 wood processing, furniture, and a whole lot rpm. Controlling the WR-48 is easy as it uses a more. And because of its included dust vacuum, USB interface in conjunction with a hand held it handles MDF with ease. The WR-48 is built controller. It comes standard with cam software to last and features an extremely rigid fully that allows you to set up whatever you like. 3 Hand held controller Industrial cable track Inverter driven Water cooled spindle Software included SPECIFICATIONS Power 220V Single Phase Horse Power 4 Length 120" Width 70" Height 45" Weight (lbs.) 2500 Actual Working Area 98" x 51" Speeds Variable RPM 0 – 24000 Z Axis Stroke 7.5" Max. Moving Speed 787 (Inches per Min.) Max. Engraving Speed 787 (Inches per Min.) Reposition Accuracy .0015" Tool Diameters 1/8", 1/4" & 1/2" Table Style Vacuum The WR-48V is the next evolution in our line of maximum engraving speed of 20000mm minute. WR-48V CNC Router tables. We listened to our custom- The spindle speeds are variable and range from ers and have now added a vacuum table to this 6000 to 24000 rpm. Controlling the WR-48 is easy already great package. The WR-48V is a 4' x 8' as it uses a USB interface in conjunction with a table and is perfect for production of closet doors, hand held controller. It comes standard with cam for solid wood processing, furniture and a whole software that allows you to set up whatever you lot more. Built to last years in any shop the WR- like. Other features that set the WR-48V apart 48V has an all welded frame that makes it unique are that it includes a water cooled spindle, one for a machine in its price point. Just the like its shot oil system and a set of router bits to get you little brother the WR-48V this 220 volt single started. phase machine uses stepper motors with square 4 rails to move along the X, Y and Z axis and have a Control cabinet Liner tools Yaskawa servo motor Main spindle Console SPECIFICATIONS Power 220V Single Phase Horse Power 4 Length 168" Width 72" Height 45" Weight (lbs.) 3200 Actual Working Area 118" x 59" Speeds Variable RPM 6000 – 24000 Z Axis Stroke 7.5" Max. Moving Speed 2362 (Inches per Min.) Max. Engraving Speed 984 (Inches per Min.) Reposition Accuracy .0015" Tool Diameters 1/8", 1/4" & 1/2" Table Style Vacuum Magazine Size 8 Tools Sometimes when using a CNC router table to system can not only change out tools but uses a make profiles it is necessary to change out sensor to compensate for the tool length. With tooling. But on a standard machine it might not a holder that can accommodate 8 tools and a be as easy as just changing the bit, there are change over time that only takes 8 seconds, this things like tool height to worry about and any is one productive machine. little difference can make a huge difference to the Other features of this great machine are its 5.5kw finished product. That is where the WR-510V-ATC water cooled spindle and a powerful vacuum WR-510V-ATC from Baileigh Industrial comes in. This 5’ x 10’ table to hold the material during the cutting pro- router table includes an automatic tool change cess. Yaskawa brand servo motors ensure smooth system that allows the operator to program tool running at fast and slow speeds. Contact Baileigh changes right into their program. This unique industrial for more information.
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