Key Features:

• Blade Diameter: 355mm (14 inches)
• Motor Power: Typically around 2200W – 2500W (exact power might vary based on the model year and specific variant)
• No Load Speed: Approximately 3800 RPM
• Cutting Capacity:
  • Round Pipe: Up to 115mm diameter
  • Square Pipe: Up to 100x100mm
  • Rectangular Pipe: Up to 120x100mm
  • Angle Iron: Up to 130x130mm
• Voltage: Usually 220V-240V, single phase

Applications:

• Cutting metal pipes, rods, and bars
• Fabrication work
• Industrial metal cutting
• Construction sites

Safety Features:

• Spark guard
• Safety lock-off button
• Adjustable spark deflector

Maintenance Tips:

• Regularly check and replace the blade when it becomes dull or damaged.
• Clean the saw after use to remove metal shavings and dust.
• Ensure all safety features are functional before each use.
• Lubricate moving parts as per the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Operating Instructions:

1. Preparation:
   • Ensure the saw is on a stable and flat surface.
   • Check that the blade is properly installed and secure.
   • Wear appropriate safety gear including goggles, gloves, and ear protection.
2. Operation:
   • Plug the saw into a power source.
   • Adjust the cutting angle if necessary.
   • Secure the material to be cut using the vice or clamps.
   • Start the saw and allow it to reach full speed before making contact with the material.
   • Apply steady pressure without forcing the blade through the material.
3. Post-operation:
   • Turn off the saw and wait for the blade to stop completely.
   • Unplug the saw before cleaning or performing any maintenance.
   • Store the saw in a dry place, away from moisture and dust.

Common Issues and Troubleshooting:

• Blade wobbling: Ensure the blade is tightened properly.
• Excessive sparks: The blade may be dull or the material may not be properly secured.
• Motor overheating: Allow the saw to cool down and check for any blockages or issues with the ventilation.