Ryobi1200W Plunge Saw
R2,849
About
Ergonomically designed front and rear handles for maximum comfort and control. Spindle lock for quick blade changes. Bevel cuts 0°-45°. Complete with a carbide tipped saw blade.
Two blades simultaneously rotate in opposite directions for a more powerful cutting edge with less kick back, friction, sparks and vibration. Can cut hard and soft metals, hard wood, PVC and plastic.
Product Features
- Allows for closed-wall working up to 15mm, ideal for shadow and expansion joints
- Ergonomic, softgrip for improved handling as well as adjustable cutting depth (0 – 56mm)
- Tilting saw blade for precise mitre cuts and cutting line indicator for precision work
- Track rail features a splinter guard while the plunge saw offers a dust extraction tube for a clean and safe working environment
- Corded - plug in
- Warranty: 2 years
Product Specifications
- Model: RT-1200
- Voltage: 230V, 50Hz
- Power Input: 1200W
- No Load Speed: 5 200min-1
- Bevel Range: 0° – 45° (right)
- Guide Rail Length: 70 or 140cm
- Blade Diameter: 165mm
- Product size: 5 x 4.7 x 71cm
- Cutting Depth:
- 90° with track 52mm
- 90° without track 56mm
- 45° with track 38mm
- 45° without track 42mm
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