Brick Saws
Need a new brick saw?
UDT carry the brick saws in Perth that tradies want.
Easymix Electric Brick Saws |
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2.0kW electric motor
Adjustable mitre, foldable stand with 12" flat free (solid) wheels. 1 year warranty.
BS14E
14"/350mm
BS16ELR 16"/400mm Petrol model - $2895 (valid Mar 2023) (Note - blade lock nut is reverse direction thread!) Blade sold separately. |
Husqvarna 300/350mm Bricksaw Model TS300E |
300mm/12" blade or 350mm/14"125mm max cutting depth |
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The TS 300 E is an efficient universal masonry saw with high cutting capacity for all kinds of bricks and building blocks.
Blade not included |
Husqvarna 350mm Bricksaw Model TS350E |
350mm/14" blade100mm cutting depth |
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TS 350 E is an efficient universal masonry saw with high cutting capacity for all kinds of bricks and building blocks. Blade not included |
Husqvarna 400mm Bricksaw Model TS400F |
400mm/16"230mm cutting depth total |
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The TS 400 F is an efficient universal masonry saw with high cutting capacity for all kinds of bricks and building blocks. Blade not included |
- Brick saw motors are splash proof, not waterproof (usually IP55).
- Brick saws have big motors - ensure there is sufficient power available to run them
- Do not run off generators - they may not be 240 volt, 50Hz, or are usually too small for the motor
- Use only heavy duty (2.5mm minimum but preferably 4mm) extension cords and keep them as short as possible (under 15m).
- Put any other machinary on a seperate circuit so as not to overload each circuit.
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Easymix saws - always fit pin that locks saw to stand!
- Easymix brick saws usually use two SPZX1140 toothed belts
Prices correct as of 1/11/24 but subject to change.
For spare parts, see Click Here
For the operation manuals for these machines Click Here
Tips:
The brick saws draw a lot of power, but still do not have the same power as a petrol saw.
To maximise their efficiency, we suggest the following:
- Use softer blades - these enable the saw to cut better. Hard saw blades can overload your electric saw, or cause it to overheat (constant overheating causes your motor to fail prematurely).
- Leads - use only heavy duty extension leads. Keep them as short as possible (under 15m).
- Do not run off generators - the voltage may not be 240 volt or 50 Hz. Also, they are often too small for the brick saw motor. 8kVA usually recommended (yes, 8kVA!).
- Allow the blade to cut - don't force it!
- Motor overload will trip if: leads too long or too light duty; faulty power (running off generator or incorrect power supply); pushing pavers in too hard; blade bond too hard. Try saw on another power supply. If the overloads trip out too often, they can get damaged. New Era Electro in Welshpool can replace overloads - check with them.
- Electric motors are usually IP55 rated, which is protected against dust ingress, and water resistant (but not water proof). Most electrical problems occur after the saws have been left in the rain.
Silica dust - when workers cut, saw, crush, drill, polish or grind products that contain silica, particles are created, which are one-hundredth of the size of a grain of sand. These can get stuck deep in the lungs.
Ensure precautions to limit exposure to dust are in place.
See the WA government's info on silica dust here.
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Western Australia 6163
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