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SAWS AND BLADES
Quick, Cool, Cuts, No Matter What.
Designed to produce clean, cool cuts in a variety of different metal surfaces.
Quick, Clean, Cool Cuts.
Our chop saw and metal cutting blades are ideal for cutting through a variety of different metals. The Unibor 14″ Chop Saw is designed to make quick, repeated cuts in a variety of metal stock, including box section, angle iron and more. Combined with its powerful motor, chip collection chamber and safety features, the Unibor 14″ Chop Saw has become a mainstay of metal fabrication workshops and construction sites around the world.
However, the 14″ Chop Saw particularly shines when used alongside our range of cermet-tipped metal cutting blades, available in designs ready to cut Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum and Multi-Purpose. Lasting up to 20 times longer than traditional abrasive discs and up to 40% better life than TCT blades, our cermet-tipped blades are ideal for producing cold, relatively burr-free cuts with minimal vibration, even when used on tough metals.
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Can a chop saw be used for metal?
Yes, when used in conjunction with a metal cutting saw blade, most chop saws can be used with metal providing they have the appropriate motor power and safety features.
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What is the difference between a metal cutting saw and a wood cutting saw?
Metal chop saws are designed to cut through tough metals, usually steel and similar surfaces. Saws designed to cut wood, such as Mitre saws, are designed for precision cuts in softer materials.
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What safety precautions should I follow when using a chop saw?
Always wear appropriate safety gear, secure the workpiece firmly, keep hands clear of the blade, and operate the chop saw in a well-ventilated area.