A high-frequency wall saw is a mechanical device used for cutting hard materials (e.g., concrete, stone). It is widely applied in construction and renovation fields due to its [high efficiency] and precision.
Working Principle:
It typically uses a diamond saw blade, driven by a high-frequency motor to rotate at high speed. The sharp cutting edge of the blade is used to cut the material.
Equipment Composition:
It mainly consists of a saw head, remote controller, high-frequency electrical cabinet, and cables.
Main Parameters:
l Rated motor power: 17kW, 22kW, 26kW
l Applicable saw blade diameter: 600–1800mm
l Maximum cutting depth: up to 800mm
l Wall saw head weight: 42-46kg
l Wireless remote control range: ≤300m
Product Features:
The high-frequency wall saw is compact and lightweight, facilitating transportation and mobility. It supports free switching between 380V/220V voltages, adapting to different power supply environments. Equipped with wireless remote control (with a range of up to hundreds of meters), operators can stay away from the cutting site to ensure safety. Additionally, it offers high cutting precision, allowing accurate control of cutting depth and angle; the cut surface is smooth and flat, eliminating the need for secondary leveling.
Application Scenarios:
The high-frequency wall saw is suitable for various cutting scenarios: wall cutting and support beam cutting in building demolition/renovation projects, as well as concrete cutting in bridge and road engineering.
Core Highlight Summary:
Centered on efficient cutting, convenient operation, and wide adaptability, the high-frequency wall saw solves the pain points of traditional cutting. It meets the flexibility needs of small-scale operations while handling the high-intensity challenges of large-scale projects, making it an 'all-round tool' for cutting hard materials in construction.