Bernardo Topcut 3200 ER Sliding Table Saw
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Description
The Bernardo Topcut 3200 ER is a professional woodworking panel saw with a 5.5 kW (7.5 HP) motor and weighing 850 kg. Krollit has been an official Bernardo distributor since 2007.
- Table size: 1100 x 735 mm
- Sliding carriage: 3200 x 400 mm
- Cutting length: 3200 mm
- Max blade diameter: 400 x 30 mm
- Max cutting height 90° / 45°: 125 / 88 mm
- Cutting width on rip fence: 1300 mm
Who uses the Topcut 3200 ER and for what purpose
Professional carpentry workshops use the Topcut 3200 ER for panel sizing with a sliding carriage, cutting chipboard, MDF, and solid wood panels.
Its place in the Bernardo range
The Bernardo Topcut 3200 ER is part of the Bernardo panel saw range, distributed in Italy by Krollit since 2007. The Bernardo range includes models of various categories and performance levels: to choose the right machine for your use case, you can consult the Bernardo catalog on Krollit or contact customer support for selection assistance.
Krollit logistics and support
Machine shipping in 5-9 business days (7 days for Southern Italy). For spare parts and accessories, shipping in 3-5 business days from Krollit warehouse. Customer support in Italian is available for technical documentation, product sheets, and spare parts order management. Krollit has been an official distributor since 2007.
Who is the Topcut 3200 ER for
The Topcut 3200 ER is recommended for the following professional profiles:
- Professional carpenters: panel sizing with a sliding carriage for precise 90° cuts.
- Furniture manufacturers and window/door manufacturers: cutting chipboard, MDF, and solid wood panels.
Not suitable for: metal sheet processing (this machine is dedicated to wood: specific shears and saws are needed for metal).
Processing capacity
| Cutting length | 3200 mm |
| Max cutting height 90° / 45° | 125 / 88 mm |
| Cutting width on rip fence | 1300 mm |
Spindle, tools and speed
| Max blade diameter | 400 x 30 mm |
| Main blade speed | 3000 / 4000 / 5000 rpm |
| Scoring blade speed | 8000 rpm |
| Scoring blade | 120 x 20 mm |
Table, dimensions and geometry
| Table size | 1100 x 735 mm |
| Table height | 890 mm |
| Table extension | 600 x 615 mm |
| Machine dimensions (L x W x H) | 3420 x 3600 x 1610 mm |
| Approx. weight | 850 kg |
Motor and power supply
| Motor power (S1 100%) | 5.5 kW (7.5 HP) |
| Motor power (S6 40%) | 7.5 kW (10 HP) |
| Scoring motor | 0.75 kW |
| Voltage | 400 V |
Other specifications
| Sliding carriage | 3200 x 400 mm |
| Table extension | 825 x 750 mm |
| Squaring table with roller | 1240 x 860 mm |
| Dust extraction outlet | Ø 100 mm |
Frequently Asked Questions
What panel sizes can it square?
See "Carriage size" and "Useful carriage length" in the technical table.
Professional sliding carriages measure 2,000-3,200 mm. Longer panels require larger industrial panel saws.
Does it have a scoring saw for coated panels?
Professional models offer scoring saws as standard or optional to prevent chipping on MDF and laminates.
The scoring saw performs a shallow pre-cut before the main cut, eliminating chipping on the visible side of the panel.
What cutting height and angle does it offer?
See "Max cutting height" and "Blade tilt" in the technical table.
The blade tilt (typically 0-46°) allows for 45° cuts for joints and chamfered edges. Check the useful height at 45°, which is less than the maximum at 90°.
Power supply and requirements?
Professional panel saws require 400 V three-phase with motors from 4 to 7 kW.
Check the capacity of the electrical line and the presence of a dedicated residual current device.
How much does the machine weigh?
From 200 kg to over 800 kg for industrial models with long carriages.
Installation requires a flat and level floor. For continuous use, fixing with anchors is recommended for stability during more demanding operations.
