Bench saw SB700 Breaker

What it is

The SB700 Breaker bench saw (code SB700) is designed for precise cuts in large building materials, for professionals who require stability and consistent results on site or in the workshop. Ideal for bricklayers, tile fitters and building contractors working with bricks, stone blocks and porous materials.

A masonry saw bench is a bench-mounted machine with a diamond blade, usually water-cooled, for accurately cutting tiles, bricks, blocks and stone.

What it is for

Used for cutting clay bricks and blocks, for cutting building materials, from clay brick to concrete and for cutting natural and engineered stone.

How to use it

Set the machine on a level surface, fill the water tray if fitted and check that the blade is suited to the material and fitted in the direction of rotation. Place the workpiece on the sliding table against the fence, start the blade and feed it into the material without forcing. Connect it to a socket protected by an RCD, wear safety glasses and ear defenders, and clean the slurry out of the tray at the end of the day.

Where it is used

• Residential construction
• Renovation

Technical data

• Max disc diameter (mm): 700
• Power: 3 kW (4 HP)
• Weight (kg): 130
• Cutting height (mm): 295
• Maximum cutting length (mm): 680

Who it is for

Designed for marble and stone masons, bricklayers and construction workers.

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