
Stone/Block Saw Magnum 1000 for Blades up to 40"/1000mm Motor:Three phase 415V Max Cutting: Depth:18"/420mm-Length:32"/830mm.
Stone/Block Saw Magnum 1000 for Blades up to 40"/1000mm Motor:Three phase 415V Max Cutting: Depth:18"/420mm-Length:32"/830mm.
Bench / Brick Sawfor Blades up to 20"/500mm. Motor:Single phase 220V-230V.Max cutting depth:8"/200mm with blade 20"/500mm.
Bench / Brick Sawfor Blades up to 20"/500mm. Motor:Single phase 110V.Max cutting depth:8"/200mm with blade 20"/500mm.
Bench / Brick Sawfor Blades up to 20"/500mm. Motor: Three phase 415V.Max cutting depth:8"/200mm with blade 20"/500mm.
Bench / Brick Saw for Blades up to 28"/ 700mm. Motor: Single phase 220V-230V. Max cutting depth: 11"/ 270mm with blade 28"/ 700mm.
Bench / Brick Saw for Blades up to 28"/ 700mm. Motor: 3Phase 400V. Max cutting depth: 11"/270mm with blade 28"/700mm.
Masonry Saw Dakar MKNO for Blades up to 16"/400mm. Motor: Single phase 110V.Max cutting depth:5"/125mm.Mitring:No.
Masonry Saw Dakar MKNO for Blades up to 16"/400mm. Motor: Single phase 230V.Max cutting depth:5"/125mm.Mitring:No
Masonry Saw Dakar MKNO for Blades up to 16"/400mm. Motor: Three phase 415V.Max cutting depth:5"/125mm. Mitring:No
Breeze blocks are a versatile and attractive material for building walls, partitions, foundations, and other structures. They are made of concrete and come in various sizes, shapes and colors. You can use them for both structural and decorative purposes, such as creating ornamental or screen walls that allow light and air to pass through.
To cut breeze blocks into the desired sizes and shapes, you need a reliable and efficient tool: a breeze block cutter. This is a tool that uses a rotating blade to cut through the concrete material. The blade can be made of different materials, such as steel, carbide or diamond, depending on the hardness and abrasiveness of the breeze blocks.
There are two types of breeze block cutters: handheld and stationary. Handheld cutters are portable and easy to maneuver, but they have limited cutting depth and accuracy. Stationary cutters are fixed on a workbench or a stand, and they have greater cutting capacity and precision, but they are less flexible and require more space.
At SIMA, we offer you both types of breeze block cutters, depending on your needs and preferences. Our handheld cutters are ideal for small-scale projects and quick repairs, while our stationary cutters are perfect for large-scale projects and professional results. All our cutters are equipped with high.quality blades, powerful motors, and ergonomic handles, ensuring optimal performance and comfort.
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Don’t miss this opportunity to get the best breeze block cutters for your project. Trust SIMA breeze block cutters and discover why more and more companies working with breeze blocks choose our machines. Visit our website and order yours today.