Brick Saws
Need a new brick saw?
UDT carry the brick saws in Perth that tradies want.
Easymix Electric Brick Saws |
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2kW electric motor
Adjustable mitre, foldable stand with 12" flat free (solid) wheels. 1 year warranty. Both models approx 85kg
BS14E
14"/350mm
BS16ELR 16"/400mm
16" Petrol model - (Honda GX200)
Blade special with saw: 400mm: Golz Super Premium Silent diamond brick saw blade. |
Typhoon Heavy Duty 15M Extension Lead.
15amp LEAD, 10amp Pin & Plug.
$55 incl GST ea
Prices correct as of 1/8/26 but subject to change.
For spare parts, see Click Here
For the operation manuals for these machines Click Here
Tips:
Your brick saw draw a lot of power, but still do not have the same power as a petrol saw.
To maximise their efficiency, I suggest the following:
- Use softer blades - these enable the saw to cut better. Hard saw blades can overload your electric saw, or cause it to overheat (constant overheating causes your motor to fail prematurely).
- Leads - use only 15 amp heavy duty extension leads (2.5mm minimum but preferably 4mm) with 10amp plugs. Keep them as short as possible (under 15m).
- Put any other machinery on a seperate circuit so as not to overload each circuit.
- Do not run off generators - the voltage may not be 240 volt or 50 Hz. Also, they are often too small for the brick saw motor. 8kVA usually recommended (yes, 8kVA!).
- Allow the blade to cut - don't force it!
- Electric motors are usually IP55 rated, which is water resistant (but not water proof). Most electrical problems occur after the saws have been left in the rain. Silastic switch/capacitor box lid on for extra protection.
- To reduce chipping, especially when cutting hard materials like porcelain paver or travertine, see here.
- If bricksaw is not cutting square, adjust tray rollers with washers until it is square to blade. Otherwise it may indicate bricksaw was dropped and frame twisted.
- Easymix saws - always fit pin that locks saw to stand!
Silica dust - when workers cut, saw, crush, drill, polish or grind products that contain silica, particles are created, which are one-hundredth of the size of a grain of sand. These can get stuck deep in the lungs.
Ensure precautions to limit exposure to dust are in place.
See the WA government's info on silica dust here.
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