• High-performance cut-off-saw from the manufacturer Paul
• Market launch: around mid-/late 1980s
• Max. cutting height: 140 mm
• Inclination of the machine table - typical for Paul´s products
• Roller feed with timing belt drive having an accuracy of approx. plus/ minus 1mm
• Concerning the cut dimension a little smaller: model 11 (Paul 11)
• The additional designation "Speed 200" referred to the current technical type "MKL" (as of 2011).
• Predecessor model is the series 12: (Paul 12)
• Successor model since about 2010: (Paul C14)

Options (selection)

• Pressure rollers within the infeed table
• Machine control/ measuring station for optimization
• Width measurement by use of a laser
• Inkjet printer
• Sorting and destacking devices

Model 11 as well as model 14 are available in 3 different technical types:

• Technical type E
• Base model for automatic cutting according to the processing list
• Used for example for crate or pallet manufacturing where wood defects are no problem
• It is always the largest possible fix dimension that is cut between the timber´s beginning and end
• Without defect detection
• Part and full optimisation realised just by use of an appropriate control (MAXI 4.0)/ infeed length capture (option)
• Technical type KE
• Automatic cutting according to the processing list
• Cutting of defects by means of chalk marking
• Control NCK-0 without part optimisation; control MAXI 4.x (with part optimisation)
• Technical type MKL
• Top of the range concerning production series 11 and 14
• With measuring station designed for full optimisation (standard)
• Optional having 2 switches for defect detection and quality optimisation