The K12-14SS 14 inch abrasive chop saw with stand is a dry v-belt driven metal cutting saw that will cut 2.5″ solids and 3″ pipe quickly with the right cutoff wheels. This steel chop saw for sale can also cut hose and tubing. Known as the best chop saw with stand, this metal chop saw for sale is designed to hold abrasive cutoff blades that are either 12” or 14” in diameter.
Motor:
- 5 HP 1 PH 220V or 5 HP 3 PH 220V or 440V (specify when ordering)
- 3 PH amp draws: 230V 12 amps, 440V 6 amps
- 1 PH amp draw: 19.5 amps
Cutting Capacity:
- 14″ abrasive wheels only
- 2.5″ solid round stock
- Up to 3″ pipe (based on mild steel)
Construction:
- Extra-heavy cast iron base, trunnion, and saw arm
- Sealed spindle ball bearings
- Steel-hinged wheel guard
Features:
- Magnetic on/off push button switch
- 1″ wheel arbor (1.25″ spindle arbor available)
- 4400 spindle RPM
- Dual V-belt drive with replaceable guard
- Adjustable backstop
- Replaceable v-belt guard, saw handle, vise, and vise jaws
- Heavy duty steel stand
Shipping:
- Dimensions: L 38″ x W 36″ x H 36″
- Weight: 250 lbs.
- Shipping weight and dimensions are subject to change.
Country of Origin
- Made In USA
Mild Steel:
- Low-carbon steel: The most common and versatile type of steel.
- Structural steel: Used for building frames, beams, etc.
- Steel plate: Flat sheets of steel in various thicknesses.
- Angles, channels, and other steel shapes: Commonly used in construction and fabrication.
Other Steels:
- Stainless Steel: Offers more corrosion resistance; some grades may be harder to cut.
- Alloy Steels: Steel mixed with other elements (chromium, nickel, etc.) for enhanced properties depending on the specific alloy.
- Tool Steels: Designed for hardness and wear resistance, often used in cutting tools.
Important Notes:
- Material Thickness: The K12-14SS has maximum thickness limits for each type of steel. Refer to its specifications for details.
- Abrasive Wheel Matters: The type of abrasive wheel used impacts the saw’s ability to cut harder materials. Consult Kalamazoo Industries for the best wheel recommendations for your specific needs.
- High Cutting Power: Equipped with a robust 5HP motor, this steel chop saw for sale delivers exceptional cutting performance for various ferrous metals.
- Versatile Blade Options: Can accommodate both 12-inch and 14-inch abrasive blades, providing flexibility for different cutting tasks.
- Durable Build: Constructed with a sturdy cast iron base, trunnion, and arm, ensuring long-lasting durability and stability.
- User-Friendly Design: Features simple controls and a well-designed interface, making it easy to operate for both professionals and beginners.
- Enhanced Safety: Includes a spark guard and vise clamp to protect users during operation.
- Convenient Stand: Comes with the best chop saw stand, offering a comfortable working height and a stable base for optimal cutting control.
- Efficient Performance: Known for its fast and clean cuts, making it ideal for demanding and high-volume cutting tasks.
- Wide Range of Applications: Suitable for cutting steel, pipe, solid steel, and other ferrous metals, making it a versatile metal chop saw for sales in various industries.
Daily Maintenance:
- Inspect Abrasive Wheel:
- Check for cracks, wear, or damage.
- Ensure the wheel is tightly secured and replace if necessary.
- Check the Blade Guard:
- Confirm the v-belt guard and blade guard are functioning and not damaged. Adjust if needed for proper safety.
- Clean Cutting Area:
- Remove metal debris, dust, and sparks from the saw table, cutting area, and surrounding floor to prevent accidents and improve performance.
- Inspect Power Cord:
- Check the power cord and plug for damage or fraying. Replace immediately if there are signs of wear.
Weekly Maintenance:
- Check V-Belt Tension:
- Ensure the V-belt is properly tensioned. Adjust if necessary to prevent slipping and maintain cutting efficiency.
- Inspect Belt Guard:
- Inspect the spark guard for wear and ensure it’s adjusted correctly to deflect debris away from the operator.
- Inspect and Tighten Bolts:
- Ensure all mounting bolts, fasteners, and nuts are tight and secure to avoid vibration during use.
- Check Alignment:
- Verify that the cutting wheel is aligned with the table and vise for straight cuts. Adjust the alignment as needed.
Monthly Maintenance:
- Test Electrical Components:
- Test the safety switch and power button for proper function. Ensure there are no delays or faults during operation.
- Examine Motor and Bearings:
- Check the motor for unusual noise, overheating, or vibration. Inspect bearings and replace them if showing signs of wear.
- Inspect Vise and Clamping Mechanism:
- Inspect the vise for wear, smooth operation, and tight clamping. Lubricate or replace parts if necessary.
- Inspect Coolant System (if applicable):
- Check coolant levels and clean the system to ensure proper cooling during extended cutting sessions.
Quarterly Maintenance:
- Inspect Electrical Wiring:
- Review all electrical wiring for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage. Replace any worn wires.
- Check for Rust:
- Inspect the saw for any rust or corrosion on the metal components. Use rust inhibitors or clean as needed.
- Replace V-Belt (if worn):
- Inspect the V-belt for signs of cracking or fraying and replace it if it shows significant wear to maintain proper tension and cut efficiency.