Striebig

Premium-class vertical panel saws

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Highlights

Striebig Control with the control screen and label printer

With the ExpertCut cutting optimiser, cutting plans are prepared in the office. It imports the parts list from CAD or ERP and returns the optimised cutting plan. The machine then receives all the information and sets itself up to cut — completely on its own, printing the labels as it cuts.

Operator scanning the barcode on the label of a cut part

Every part leaves the saw already labelled. Just look at the label or scan the barcode to know the next step — no paper lists, no pencil marks. Fewer mix-ups between cutting and assembly.

PAV automatic panel lowering device on a Striebig 4D

A whole panel loaded by one person. The PAV lowering device brings the material down through the machine without anyone touching it. The clamps are coated, designed for sensitive surfaces, and each one holds up to 130 kg.

PPS programmable panel feeding device

Nobody pushes the panel by hand. The PPS programmable feeder handles the horizontal feed of the workpiece, with the panel resting on the lower rollers and held by its own clamp. It positions to 0.1 mm.

Product comparison

Striebig vertical panel saws

  • Striebig 4D

    Striebig 4D

    The top-of-the-range vertical cutting centre.

    Dimensions
    Specials up to 9300 mm
    Control
    Automatic
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  • Striebig Control

    Control

    Premium class with the ExpertCut cutting optimiser.

    Dimensions
    Up to 5300 mm
    Control
    Automatic
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  • Striebig Evolution

    Evolution

    The way into automatic functions.

    Dimensions
    Up to 5300 mm
    Control
    Semi-automatic
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  • Striebig Edition 60

    Edition 60

    The versatile one, with PAV as standard.

    Dimensions
    Up to 5300 mm
    Control
    Automated
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  • Striebig Standard S

    Standard S

    The universal system for vertical cutting.

    Dimensions
    Up to 5300 mm
    Control
    Manual
    PDF catalogue
  • Striebig Standard

    Standard

    The benchmark, proven decade after decade.

    Dimensions
    Up to 5300 mm
    Control
    Manual
    PDF catalogue
  • Striebig Compact

    Compact

    The way into vertical panel sawing.

    Dimensions
    Up to 5300 mm
    Control
    Manual
    PDF catalogue
  • Not sure which to choose?

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Special sizes available for the STANDARD, STANDARD S, EVOLUTION, CONTROL and STRIEBIG 4D models.
Model Horizontal cut Cutting height Depth Motor Blade Weight Control
Striebig 4D 5300 mm 2240 mm 80 mm (opt. 130) 5.5 kW 300 mm (opt. 400) ≈ 1800 kg Automatic
Control 3300 – 5300 mm 2240 mm 80 mm (opt. 103) 5.5 kW 300 mm ≈ 1200 kg Automatic
Evolution 3300 – 5300 mm 1680 – 2240 mm 80 mm (opt. 103) 5.5 kW 300 mm ≈ 1100 kg Semi-automatic
Edition 60 5300 mm 2150 mm 80 mm 5.5 kW 300 mm ≈ 1300 kg Automated
Standard S 3300 – 5300 mm 1680 – 2240 mm 80 mm 5.5 kW 300 mm ≈ 1100 kg Manual
Standard 3300 – 5300 mm 1680 – 2240 mm 80 mm 5.5 kW 300 mm ≈ 1100 kg Manual
Compact 3100 – 5350 mm 1640 – 2200 mm 60 mm 4 kW 250 mm ≈ 910 kg Manual

Why vertical

Half the space, twice the panel

CONVENTIONAL MACHINES 60 m² with only 3300 × 3300 mm of cut STRIEBIG VERTICAL 24 m² panels up to 5300 mm long 1 m
Drawing to scale. The areas include the space in front of the machine for handling and feeding the panels.

A conventional machine with a cutting range of only 3300×3300 mm needs about 60 m² of floor. A Striebig does the same work in about 24 m² — and it cuts panels up to 5300 mm long as the standard size, with no option needed.

That leaves you 36 m² of warehouse for machines, for material or simply to move around.

What costs less, over the years

Less floor area, low maintenance and a high residual value — used Striebigs still fetch good money. It is that sum, and not the list price, that decides what the machine really costs.

24 m² Striebig vertical
60 m² Conventional machines

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