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If you're running a small fabrication shop and need to switch between steel angle iron and hardwood trim on the same afternoon, this saw handles both without complaining. We've seen it used for everything from framing to metal stud work, and it's the 1500W motor that makes the difference—6000 RPM no-load speed keeps the blade moving through dense material without bogging down.
It draws 230V or 110V depending on your region (we stock both versions, check your local voltge) and cuts at 90° up to 70mm deep or 120mm wide, which is roughly a 2x4 in one pass. The blade is 255mm or 10 inches, and bevel goes 0° to 45° while the miter does the same range. Basically, you can get compound cuts at 45°/45° for crown molding work, and the net weight is 12kg—heavy enough to stay put, light enough to haul to a jobsite.
Most buyers go with this for wood framing and light metal, but it's not suited for heavy-duty steel beams or continuous all day. The 45° bevel and miter ranges are standerd, so you'll handle common angle cuts fine, but the depth at 45°/45° is only 70x45mm (usually 2x2 stock). Something you might not think to ask: the kerf width on teh included blade is about 2.8mm, so plan your cuts accordingly if you're working to tight tolerances.
Orders typically take 20 days or so form China, and we include CE, GS, and ETL certification with the shipment. Our MOQ is 50 units, but for small test orders our company can flex a bit (confirm lead time).
It carries CE, GS, and ETL certifications. CE and GS cover European standards, while ETL means it meets North American safety requirements, so you're good for both regions.
We offer both 230V/50Hz and 110V/60Hz versions. MOQ is typically 50 units, but we can discuss smaller trial orders depending on the destination.
Lead time is usually 25-35 days after order confirmation and deposit. We can speed it up a bit if you need urgent delivery.
It comes in a 59.5×51×40.5cm box with a gross weight of 13.5kg. The packaging is sturdy for export and retail-ready, with foam and cardboard inserts to protect the saw.
That 70mm depth applies to both wood and metal when using the right blade. For wood, it's a clean cut; for metal, you'll want a ferrous or non-ferrous blade depending on the material.
