14 in Cut-Off Saw (355 mm, 2500 W)
Key points
- 2500 W full-copper motor keeps torque high
- 355 mm blade cuts 120 mm depth in one pass
- Rigid pivoting head for square cuts
- Full guard and clamp for operator safety
- Rigid bench cutting helps fabricators and rental fleets deliver repeatable stock lengths with less manual rework
- Suits fabrication shops and rental yards cutting steel, angle iron, rebar and tube at a fixed bench
- Fabricators can set one saw on a bench and cut repeated stock lengths to the same setting
- Site crews can cut rebar and angle to length at the stack and carry only cut pieces to the pour
| Motor | Full-Copper 2500 W |
| Blade | 355 mm (14 in) |
| No-Load Speed | 3600 r/min |
| Cutting Depth | 120 mm |
| Machine Weight | 15 kg Class |
| Use | Steel, Angle Iron, Rebar, Tube |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Bench cut-off saw for fabricators, steel stockists and workshops cutting steel, angle iron, rebar and profile sections to length. The 355 mm (14 inch) blade is driven by a full-copper 2500 W motor that keeps torque high through the cut, while the 3600 r/min no-load speed delivers fast, square cuts in solid bar and tube. Cutting depth reaches 120 mm in one pass, and the rigid base and pivoting head hold the blade square to the material so straight and mitre cuts come out clean with minimal burr. A full guard, safety switch and locking clamp protect the operator, and the machine mounts easily to a workbench or optional stand for production use. The cast construction stays stable under heavy workloads, making it a dependable alternative to portable cutters when accuracy and throughput matter. Ideal for metal fabricators, construction crews, machine shops and rental fleets. Because the machine stays bolted to a stand, a workshop can put it in front of an operator who is new to metal cutting and still get guarded, square cuts, which eases the load on the skilled hands in the shop.
