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You've probably run into this before — a 600mm deep reinforced concrete wall with a standard saw and it just takes forever, right? The 6580W motor on this one handles that depth pretty easily, especially when you pair it with a 1600mm blade (the max cut is 600mm, give or take). We usually have stock on teh standard 800-1000mm diamond blades, but you can customize that if your job calls for something specific.
frame is heavy-duty steel, so it doesn't flex under load, and the rail system comes with two 1.2m sections in the box. It's about 120kg total, which isn't light — but you're not moving it by hand every five minutes anyway. Noise level stays under 90dB, and the vibration is low enough that your operators won't hate you by lunchtime. Basic safety stuff is there too: saw cover and an emergency stop, which you'll want when overhead or near openings.
speed runs between 3 and 6 meters per hour depending on rebar density and blade condition, so plan your shift accordingly. It operates on standdard 220V power — no three-phase required, which actually saves a headache on most job sites. The hydraulic electric design means you get consistent torque through the cut without the bog-down you'd see form a straight electric motor.
1000mm blades are better than reagent grade for this application, since you're dealing with aggregate and steel fibers. Tighter tolerance on the arbor fit than most wall saws in this class, so blade wobble is minimal. One thing buyers don't always think about: the operating temperature range is -10°C to 40°C, so if you're working in a deep freeze, you'll need to warm the hydraulics up first.
Warranty is 1 year, which covers manufacturing defects but not blade wear or abuse. MOQ is 1 set, so you can order a single unit to test it before committing to a fleet. Lead time is usually 20 days or so — but confirm that when you place the order, because raw steel supply has been unpredictable lately. Custom blade sizes and rail extensions are availble if you need more than 2.4m of travel.
It runs on standard 220V single-phase power, but you'll want a dedicated 30A circuit or higher—don't plug it into a regular 15A outlet, or it'll trip the breaker.
Yes, the standard blade range is 800-1000mm, so you can swap to a smaller diamond blade for shallower cuts. Just make sure the blade matches the arbor size and is rated for concrete.
We provide a CE certificate and a one-year warranty card. If you need additional paperwork like a material test report or ISO docs for a specific project, let us know before shipping.
The package includes two 1.2m rails, giving you a 2.4m cutting track. You can connect additional rails (sold separately) for longer cuts—just make sure they're the same profile to keep the alignment steady.
It's packed in a reinforced plywood crate with foam padding. For storage, keep it indoors or under cover—the operating range is -10°C to 40°C, but moisture and freezing temps can damage the electrics and hydraulics.
