The Kalamazoo K7B metal chop saw delivers fast, clean cuts for any small fabrication shop handling metal for fabrication, cutting rebar, or slicing hydraulic hose. This powerful, American-made saw features a 1 HP motor, cast iron base, and secure screw vise that locks material securely in place. Order today!
K7B 7″ Industrial Metal Chop Saw
$995.00
Description
The K7B is a compact, industrial-grade metal chop saw designed for fast, accurate cuts in steel and other metal for fabrication. Built for daily use, it delivers steady power and clean results when cutting rebar, tubing, angle iron, and even hydraulic hose with proper abrasive wheels. Its small footprint makes it an ideal fit for a small fabrication shop, maintenance area, or jobsite where space is limited but performance still matters.
The rigid arm, stable base, and simple controls help operators work efficiently with minimal setup or training. If your shop needs a reliable, no-nonsense saw that gets straight to work, the K7B is a proven solution.
K7BÂ Industrial Metal Chop Saw Specifications
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Q: What materials can the K7B 7 inch cutoff saw cut?
The K7B cutoff saw is designed to cut through mild steel & stainless steel. It is especially effective for cutting 1-inch solid rounds and 2-inch pipes, making it ideal for small to medium-sized metalworking projects.
Q: What is the ideal application for the K7B cutoff saw?
The K7B cutoff saw is an excellent choice for small workshops or job sites that need a compact and portable solution for cutting steel. It is well-suited for custom fabrication shops, repair facilities, and small manufacturing operations that require fast, clean cuts in metal materials.
How do I tighten the V-belt on my K7B chop saw?
To tighten the belt:
1. Unplug the saw.
2. Loosen the motor mount bolts.
3. Pull the motor away from the blade to tighten the belt.
4. Make sure the motor pulley and spindle pulley are parallel with a straight edge
5. Tighten the motor mount bolts.
6. Check belt deflection again before running the saw.
Why Is My Blade Not Cutting Straight?
If the blade wanders or the cut is crooked, the blade may be loaded with material or the material may not be secured properly.
Check the following:
1. Make sure the material is clamped tightly in the vise.
2. Inspect the blade for uneven wear or glazing.
3. Confirm the vise and fence are square to the blade.
Warranty Coverage
All parts are warranted for one year from the original date of purchase to the original purchaser. This warranty covers the replacement of parts found to be defective in material or workmanship under normal use. Some exclusions may apply.
Warranty Exclusions
This warranty does not cover:
- Normal wear items including abrasive wheels, belts, and bearings.
- Damage resulting from misuse, abuse, or improper maintenance.
- Damage from cutting inappropriate materials.
- Modifications or alterations to the machine.
- Damage caused by improper electrical connection or voltage supply.
- Labor or installation costs.
This warranty is non-transferable and applies only to the original purchaser.
Return Authorization
A Return Authorization (RA) number must be obtained before returning any merchandise. Contact Customer Service at (269) 382-2050 to request authorization. Items returned without prior authorization may not be accepted.
- Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer.
- Credit issued upon inspection
- A 10% restocking fee applies to all returns.
- The restocking fee is waived if a replacement order is placed prior to the return.
