Spring Hold Down

Maintain Better Material Contact for More Accurate Cuts

Spring Hold Down SPHD52 - SPHD100< SPHD52 - SPHD100 SPHD52 - SPHD100 Saw Trax
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$ 249.00 2026-10-30 In stock
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Improve cutting accuracy and material stability when processing thin sheet goods on your SawTrax Vertical Panel Saw.

The SawTrax Spring Hold Down is designed to keep thinner materials firmly positioned against the saw frame during cutting operations. By maintaining consistent contact with the panel saw support system, the Spring Hold Down helps reduce material movement and improves cutting precision.

  • Supports materials 1/4" thick or less
  • Keeps thin panels firmly against the saw frame
  • Improves accuracy and material control
  • No removal required for thicker materials
  • Minimizes setup time between jobs
Price:$249.00 - $319.00
Weight:13 lbs.
SKU:SPHD52 - SPHD100

Available ModelsPrice
Spring Hold Down 52" -Part #SPHD52$249.00
Spring Hold Down 64" -Part #SPHD64$269.00
Spring Hold Down 76" -Part #SPHD76$279.00
Spring Hold Down 88" -Part #SPHD88$299.00
Spring Hold Down 100" -Part #SPHD100$319.00
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Spring Hold Down


Lightweight materials can sometimes pull away from the frame during cutting operations, resulting in reduced material control and inconsistent cutting performance. The Spring Hold Down applies continuous pressure to help keep thin substrates positioned correctly throughout the cut.

This added support is especially beneficial when processing lightweight sign materials, display substrates, foam products, corrugated plastic, and other thin sheet goods.

Features & Benefits


  • Provides added support for thin sheet materials
  • Helps maintain material contact with the saw frame
  • Improves cutting accuracy and consistency
  • Reduces panel movement during cutting operations
  • Ideal for materials 1/4 inch thick or less
  • Does not require removal when processing thicker materials
  • Improves operator efficiency and workflow
  • Compatible with SawTrax Vertical Panel Saw systems

Frequently Asked Questions


What is the Spring Hold Down used for?

The Spring Hold Down helps keep thin materials positioned against the frame of a SawTrax Vertical Panel Saw, improving support and cutting accuracy.

What material thickness is recommended for the Spring Hold Down?

The Spring Hold Down is particularly beneficial for materials measuring 1/4 inch thick or less.

Does the Spring Hold Down improve cutting accuracy?

Yes. By maintaining consistent contact between the material and the saw frame, the Spring Hold Down helps reduce movement and improve cut consistency.

Do I need to remove the Spring Hold Down when cutting thicker materials?

No. The Spring Hold Down is designed to remain installed and does not need to be removed when processing thicker sheet goods.

What materials benefit most from the Spring Hold Down?

Thin PVC, foam board, corrugated plastic, sign substrates, display materials, cardboard, and other lightweight sheet products benefit from the additional support provided by the Spring Hold Down.

Is the Spring Hold Down compatible with all SawTrax Vertical Panel Saws?

The Spring Hold Down is designed for use with SawTrax Vertical Panel Saw systems. Refer to your saw model specifications for compatibility details.

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