Laguna Tools Industrial Bandsaw LT20 - MBAND205200
Laguna Tools Industrial Bandsaw LT20 - MBAND205200
Features
- 20-3/8″ Resaw
- 220 Volt
- Min. Blade Width: 1/8″
- Max. Blade Width: 1-1/8″
- Throat: 19″
- Blade Length: 176″
Specifications
- Resaw Capacity: 20-3/8″
- Throat Capacity: 19″
- Blade Length: 176″
- Minimum Blade Width: *1/8″ (*with optional Cool Blocks) or 1/4″ standard
- Maximum Blade Width: 1-1/8″
- Blade Guides: Laguna Guides
- Upper Guide: Rack and Pinion
- Table Size: 19″ x 25″
- Table Height: 35″
- Fence: Hign/Low Aluminum Standard
- Overall Height: 86″
- Base Size: 15″ x 29″
- Dust Port: One 4″ Port
- Motor: 5 HP LEESON
- Volt: 220V. Can be ordered 1ph or 3ph
- Recommended Breaker: 30 Amp
- Weight (Net/Ship): 585 lbs / 660 lbs
- Shipping Dimensions (L x W x H): 36″ x 40″ x 95″
Manual
What Our Experts Think
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Industrial Power: The LT20 Bandsaw is built for continuous heavy-duty use with a powerful 5 HP motor and precision-balanced cast-iron wheels for smooth, consistent cuts.
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Massive Cutting Capacity: Offers up to 20″ resaw height and a large table surface, ideal for thick hardwoods and large panels.
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Precision Engineering: Micro-adjustable fence, rack-and-pinion table tilt, and ceramic blade guides ensure unmatched accuracy.
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Built for Stability: The solid steel frame minimizes vibration, providing excellent blade tracking and longevity.
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Professional Choice: Designed for high-volume shops needing industrial reliability with exceptional finish quality.
Q&A
Q: What is the cutting capacity of the LT20?
A: It offers a 20″ resaw height with a throat capacity of around 20″.
Q: What motor does it use?
A: Equipped with a 5 HP, 220 V single-phase or three-phase motor depending on configuration.
Q: What type of guides are used?
A: Uses Laguna’s ceramic guide system for reduced friction and improved blade life.
Q: Is it suitable for resawing hardwoods?
A: Yes, its high torque and stability make it ideal for wide hardwood boards and veneers.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean After Each Use: Remove sawdust buildup on the table, wheels, and guides to maintain performance.
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Inspect Blade Tension: Check and adjust blade tension before every session for accurate cuts.
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Lubricate Bearings: Apply light oil periodically to wheel and tension bearings for smooth operation.
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Align Guides & Fence: Verify alignment after blade changes to prevent drift.
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Check Drive Belt & Tracking: Ensure proper belt tension and blade tracking for consistent, vibration-free cutting.