The Best bench saw for construction sites: Types, Application and Uses

What are the best construction machinery? How to choose the right saw for construction site operations?

When it comes to construction machinery, determining the best equipment is crucial in selecting the right saw for construction site operations. In the building sector, these questions are fundamental as the tasks can be diverse, involving various materials that need to be cut and worked on.

Cutting materials is one of the most common and essential operations in construction, making saws a primary choice among construction machinery. However, not all saws are the same, and understanding their characteristics is key to selecting the appropriate model based on the specific task and materials involved.

A Vital Construction Machine: The Construction saw

The construction site cutter stands apart from the conventional bench saw due to its distinct advantages. Specifically designed to cater to on-site needs, it combines the cutting precision of a bench machine with enhanced portability and ease of use.

Equipped with wheels, these cutters can be effortlessly moved around the construction site and transported between different work sites. Moreover, their independent functionality is facilitated by an integrated tank with a water recirculation pump, requiring only a simple tank fill-up and connection to a power source to start working.

Customers have the option to choose between single-phase or three-phase power supply motors depending on electrical availability.

Thanks to their versatility, construction saws are indispensable for straight and inclined cutting of tiles, slabs, bricks, or stone blocks. The type of material and the desired level of precision play a significant role in determining the right construction machine, as different materials call for specific saws.

Consequently, the material being cut dictates the selection of the appropriate construction site cutter model. Understanding the various models available on the market is crucial for making an informed decision.

Construction Cutters: Distinctions and Selection Criteria

As previously mentioned, the primary consideration when choosing the right construction machinery revolves around the materials to be cut. Construction cutters are well-suited for cutting little stone slabs and tiles, but the thickness of these materials directly influences the model choice. Hence, construction cutters can be broadly categorized into two types:

• Machinery for cutting tiles and stone slabs.
• Machinery for cutting stone blocks, bricks or materials with big thicknesses.

These categories help highlight the features that make certain models more suitable for specific types of cuts. There are also two operational types for construction site cutters:

• Bench saws with head movement: These models keep the material stationary on the bench while manually moving the cutting disc. They are more compact and precise, making them ideal for laying tiles.
• Bench saws with bench movement: In this case, the disc remains fixed, and the bench is manually slid to make the cut.

Additionally, other distinctions between models may include the type of beam and the diameter of the disc, which depend on the material's thickness and properties. For instance:

• Achilli construction site cutters for cutting tiles come with a rhombus or parallelepiped section beam and can mount a disc with a maximum diameter of 350mm.
• Achilli construction site cutters for cutting larger thicknesses like bricks, stone blocks, or Poroton have beams specifically designed to withstand the tension due to the materials' thickness and can mount larger blades, up to 650mm in diameter.

If you want to explore the models of Achilli construction site cutters with different movement types or beams, please visit the dedicated page on our website or reach out to us. We can help you find the best construction machine to suit your specific needs.