Dust-collection kits include parts to connect a panel saw to a dust-collection system to reduce dust and airborne contaminants created when cutting wood and other materials.

Rollers replace worn or damaged rollers on panel saws to ensure workpieces move smoothly and are evenly supported on the frame.

Extensions support long workpieces. They attach to the bottom rail of a panel saw and have rollers that allow the workpiece to be moved smoothly through the cutting blade.

Fixed stands attach the back of a panel saw so it can be used freestanding away from walls or other supports. The stand can be used on uneven floors and is angled to optimize support.

Midway fences are attached to panel saws to raise the workpiece to waist height, reducing worker fatigue when working with narrow workpieces.

Quick stops attach to panel saw rails to make repeatable cuts across workpieces.

These wheels attach to panel saws to allow them to be moved around a shop.

Stop bars for panel saws have multiple flip bars and are often used in production shops to make accurate, repeatable cuts.

Hold-down bars attach to panel saws to secure thin workpieces to the frame to ensure safe and accurate cuts. The spring-steel fingers have nonmarring rollers to flex and reduce vibration during cutting.

Laser lines and guides attach to panel saws to help workers accurately align the saw blade with the cut line.

Accessory combination packages for panel saws include items that work together to extend the use of a panel saw.

Automaters are outlets that power the saw and a dust collector on simultaneously, ensuring that workers run the dust collector when cutting to keep workspaces clean.

Digital quick stops attach to a panel saw stand and have a digital readout to make accurate cuts. They attach to a rail to make linear measurements and can be locked in place to ensure cuts are consistent between workpieces.

Air clamps for panel saws hold the workpiece in place to keep it from moving when cut.

Cutting wheels have a continuous, abrasive rim for cutting aluminum and aluminum composite material (ACM).

Digital read-outs for panel saws measure the distance from the end of the workpiece to the cut edge.

Power dollies for panel saws support large panels for moving around a workspace. They are used in cabinet shops, lumber yards, and other facilities that move sheet goods and panels.

Folding stands attach to panel saw frames to allow the saw to be used at any location in a shop. The stand folds up when the saw is moved to be stored.

Freestanding kits are used to support panel saws away from walls and other supports.

Gauging systems attach to panel saws and have flip stops to make accurate, repeatable cuts across workpieces.

Scoring systems attach to a panel saw to score a workpiece before cutting to minimize chipping on hard-to-cut materials.

The cartridges attach to dust-free panel cutters to cut V-grooves in aluminum composite material (ACM).