Chainsaw sprockets Breaker

What it is

Breaker chainsaw sprockets are precision spare parts designed to ensure smooth transmission and extended service life for professional saws. Critical components for reducing friction and vibration, they are aimed at joiners, grounds maintenance staff and building operators who require reliability in intensive working conditions.

Asphalt and concrete cutting machines include floor saws, chain and track-mounted wall saws, cut-off saws and block saws with diamond blades and chains.

What it is for

Used for controlled demolition, where clean cuts and low vibration are required, for cutting concrete and reinforced concrete and for cutting building materials, from clay brick to concrete.

How to use it

Mark out the cutting line and make sure there are no embedded or buried services. Fit the diamond blade or chain suited to the material, checking the direction of rotation and tightening, and connect the water supply to cool the blade and suppress dust. Feed forward without forcing, letting the diamond do the work, and wear hearing protection, safety glasses and a dust mask. After use, clean the machine and the water circuit.

Where it is used

• Road and motorway construction
• Demolition

Technical data

• Machine: Chainsaw

Who it is for

Designed for demolition operatives, construction workers and flooring and paving contractors.

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Before you order

Tell us the quantities you need and the intended use: if there is a more suitable version, or an equivalent available sooner, we will let you know.

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