T 50 350
Cast-iron base and head, belt drive and induction motor. Table adjustment allows standard mitre cuts; stop positions make repetition easier.
Technical source: OMGA · T 50 350 ↗
OMGA / MITRE SAWS FOR WOOD AND ALUMINIUM
Right angle.
Clear setting.
OMGA mitre saws: T 50 350 for mitre cuts in the plane of the table and T 53 370 with head tilt as well. For wood or aluminium, we match the machine version, saw blade and required accessories.
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Official page ↗TWO MODELS
One angle or a compound cut?
T 53 370
In addition to table rotation, it allows head tilt up to 45°. For angled cuts and compound angles where rotation in one plane is not enough.
Technical source: OMGA · T 53 370 ↗
DIFFERENT CUTTING PLANES
What actually changes in the setting?
Right-angle cut
The blade cuts the profile perpendicular to its length. The workpiece has a prepared reference and suitable clamping.
T 50 350 and T 53 370.Angle in the plane of the table
By rotating, you change the angle between the cut and the longitudinal edge of the profile. A typical example is a 45-degree frame joint.
T 50 350 and T 53 370.Head tilt
On the T 53, you also tilt the head. The sketch switches to a front view so that the second cutting plane is visible. With an additional table rotation, you get a compound cut.
Head tilt: T 53 370.Explanatory diagram · not a machine performance simulation
TECHNICAL DATA
Comparison by actual cross-section.
| Blade diameter / bore | 350 / 30 mm |
|---|---|
| Motor / speed | 2.2 kW / 3000 min⁻¹ |
| Extraction | Ø 80 mm |
| Cut 90° · width × height | 130 × 110 mm OR 173 × 90 mm |
| Cut 45° · width × height | 92 × 110 mm OR 105 × 90 mm |
| Blade diameter / bore | 370 / 30 mm |
|---|---|
| Motor | Approx. 3 kW · website 2.9; brochure 3.0 kW |
| Speed / extraction | 3000 min⁻¹ / Ø 80 mm |
| Cut 90° · width × height | 173 × 110 mm |
| Cut 45° · width × height | 105 × 110 mm |
| Head tilt 45° for a right-angle cut | 160 × 50 mm |
Width and height are linked: the maximum individual values must not be combined at will. For compound angles, we check the cutting diagram and your profile. T 53 power and the final version are confirmed in the offer.
Technical source: OMGA · T 50 350 ↗
Technical source: OMGA · T 53 370 ↗
SETTING AND CLAMPING
A repeatable angle needs a good reference.
Predefined positions
The manufacturer states positive positions for 90°, 45°, 30°, 22°30′, 15° and 10° to both sides, and manual locking of intermediate angles. The available cutting range changes with the angle.
Support for longer profile
Measuring tables, fold-away stops and suitable supports reduce repeated manual measuring. A long workpiece needs a stable supported infeed and outfeed path.
Pneumatic clamps
We select horizontal or vertical clamps according to the profile and the working method. They are part of the agreed equipment; a photo of a richer version does not define the standard supply.
OP version
Oil-pneumatic head descent, two-hand operation, pneumatic clamping and a base are features of the OP version in the brochure. We do not present the basic manual model as such a version.
LENGTH FROM PROGRAM
Angle saw with FP positioning unit.
When lengths are repeated, the NC stop can take over setting the length reference. The operator still prepares the material, angle and clamping according to the configuration.
OMGA shows the T 50 350 combination or the OP version with the FP system. The combination requires matched tables, mechanical and control components; it is not an automatic add-on to every existing saw.
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T 50 and T 53 in one comparison.
T 50 350 / T 53 370
Manual and OP versions, accessories, angle settings and cutting diagrams.
Official PDF · 3 pages · 1.6 MBCHOICE FOR YOUR PROFILE
Most common questions.
Can I cut aluminium profiles?
Send the cross-section, wall thickness and required angles. For T 50 or T 53, we check the dedicated suitable version, blade, clamping, lubrication and chip removal. Published data for wood are not automatically transferred to aluminium. OMGA also has other specially equipped solutions for aluminium.
When do I need T 53?
When the product, in addition to the angle in the table plane, also requires a bevel cut through the cross-section. For a standard frame with a straight profile, the requirement is different from that for a compound spatial joint.
Does the NC stop automatically set the saw angle as well?
No. FP sets the length position. Angle setting and the cutting cycle are features of the saw and the agreed combination.
What should I send for selection?
Profile cross-section, material, angles, lengths, tolerance requirements and approximate quantity. For decorative profiles, a drawing of their position during cutting also helps.
EQUIPMENT SELECTION
Let's start with your workpiece.
Specify the material, cross-section, input and final lengths, angles and approximate quantity. Add a description of the current working method. This allows us to determine the right saw, clamping, feed and software options.
Send enquiry ↗The form keeps the source page. The version, accessories and price are determined in an individual offer.