Higher-capacity frame production is where the PMI-14 B-Type separates itself from the smaller A-Type platform. Two 18-inch saw blades operate at opposing 45° angles, creating a dedicated setup for aluminum extrusions that require matching mitered ends. The larger blade configuration provides additional cutting room for substantial frame profiles while keeping both cutting angles fixed and ready for repeat production.
PMI-14 B-Type Framing Saw Features:
Rather than repositioning a single cutting head between opposite miters, the PMI-14 B-Type keeps both cutting orientations available within the machine. This dual head aluminum framing saw is built for recurring frame components where consistent opposing angles are more important than a continuously adjustable miter range. The dedicated arrangement simplifies the cutting sequence for aluminum frames, enclosures, and assembled profile systems.
The larger cutting platform gives the 18 inch aluminum framing saw additional capacity for substantial extrusion profiles. Both saw stations are configured specifically for aluminum and other nonferrous framing work, allowing manufacturers to process larger sections while retaining the fixed-angle workflow that defines the B-Type.
The twin 45 degree frame cutting saw produces the complementary angles required to bring mating frame sections together. Keeping the heads at opposing 45° positions eliminates repeated angle setup during recurring work and helps maintain consistent end geometry across batches of aluminum framing components.
| Specification | Value |
| Machine Type | Semi-automatic aluminum framing saw |
| Cutting Angle | 45° fixed heads |
| Saw Motors | 2 HP x 2 |
| Blade Diameter | 18 in x 2 |
| Blade Speed | 3,000–3,200 RPM published |
| Cutting Capacity | Up to 6 x 5.5 in; 7 x 4 in; or 10 x 2.75 in, profile dependent |
