Motor Power | 1.5 kW (2 hp) — 230 V / 50 Hz single-phase | Single-phase 230 V with a full load current of 9.1 A — confirm your spur circuit is adequately rated before installation. |
Blade Diameter | 250 mm (10") | |
Max Cutting Depth | 80 mm at 90° / 56 mm at 45° | |
Blade Bore | 30 mm | Ensure any replacement or upgrade blades are specified with a 30 mm bore — this is a common European standard but worth confirming when sourcing tooling. |
Blade Speed | 4000 RPM | |
Max Width (Blade to Fence) | 600 mm | |
Table Height | 890 mm | |
Overall Dimensions (L x W x H) | 675 x 625 x 900 mm (excl. sliding beam) | Allow additional clearance around all sides for feed support, operator movement, and extraction routing — a working envelope of at least 3 m x 3 m is advisable. |
Weight | 110 kg | |
Extraction Ports | 30 mm upper / 100 mm lower | Two separate extraction points require either a twin-port extractor or a manifold — confirm your extraction setup can serve both ports simultaneously. |
Frame | Welded steel cabinet with cast iron table | Cast iron gives a flat, stable reference surface that resists vibration — an advantage for consistent cut quality over time compared to aluminium-topped machines. |
Sliding Beam Stroke | 610 mm | Sufficient for crosscutting most solid timber sections, but not a full sliding table — wide panel crosscutting would require a dedicated panel saw. |
Fence | Heavy-duty cast mount with micro-adjustment | Micro-adjustment allows fine-tuning of the fence position without re-clamping, which matters for production runs where repeated cuts to the same dimension are needed. |
Rise & Tilt | Rack and pinion with separate handles | Separate handles for rise and tilt mean the two adjustments don't interfere with each other, reducing the chance of unintended movement when setting up a bevel cut. |
Construction | Cast iron saw unit with machined trunnions | Machined trunnions maintain alignment between the blade and table more reliably than pressed-steel alternatives, particularly after repeated tilt adjustments. |
Includes | Mitre fence | |
Noise Level | Not published by manufacturer | A verified noise figure is not available in the published specification — talk to us if this is a requirement for your workshop risk assessment and we will follow up with the manufacturer directly. |
Electrical Supply | 230 V / 50 Hz, single-phase — 9.1 A full load current | Single-phase supply means no three-phase installation is needed — standard workshop wiring is compatible, but the spur should be confirmed as adequately rated at 9.1 A continuous draw. |
