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It's basically a dedicated hydraulic wall saw designed for those serious demolition or renovation jobs where you need clean, precise cuts through reinforced concrete that's 600mm thick or more, and we've seen it used a lot for creating elevator shaft openings or widening doorways in older buildings where rebar is a nightmare.
The 25KW motor runs off a three-phase 380V supply, which you'll need, and the three presure stages let you dial in the power form 30 to 80 litres per minute depending on how tough the material is—most buyers go with the mid-range setting for standard reinforced walls.
What it does is spin blades from 800mm up to 1400mm at either 450, 950, or 1300rpm, and the depth hits 620mm give or take a few millimeters depending on teh blade, so you're not going to be struggling with the really thick stuff that normal saws just bounce off.
One thing we usually mention is that it's air-cooled, which means no messy coolant lines or pumps to worry about on site, though it does mean you'll hear it running—it's not quiet, but it's not obnoxiously loud either, and we keep a few in stock (usually 2-4 weeks lead time if we don't have them).
Actually, the weight is around 220kg so you'll want a couple of guys or a small dolly to move it around, but that's pretty standerd for this class of machine, and the CE and ISO9001 certs should cover most job site requirement without any hassle.
We've had customers use it for stone facades too, though it's not ideal for thin tiles or anything under 50mm since blade wobbles a bit at low speeds—better to stick with a handheld grinder for that kind of work.
