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Ph Meter
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Biofloc Instruments
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Lab Glasswear
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Thermal Mass Flow Meter
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Vortex Flow Meter
Water Equipments
Uni-T Bangladesh
Total tools
Drone
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Paper Cutter
Why use TS42182551 Mitre Saw 1800W?
TS42182551 Mitre Saw
TS42182551 Mitre Saw 1800W are designed to make angled cuts for moulding, trim work, rafters and other general carpentry applications. The saws also make straight crosscuts and, when equipped with the right blade, the versatility of a miter saw is an important part of a tool arsenal for professional carpenters as well as DIYers.
Voltage: 220-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz
Input power: 1800 W
No-load speed: 5500 rpm
Blade size: 255 mm (10″) * 25.4 mm
Aluminum base
Max. cutting capacity: 80 x 280 mm
Dust bag keep work area clean
Miter saws are a valuable tool for the DIYer, and a must-have tool for a fully functioning workshop. Miter saws can also make straight cuts for general do-it-yourself woodworking projects.
Whereas chop saws are rugged and relatively simple tools, mitre saws are designed and manufactured to make precision cuts at many different angles. Although a mitre saw can cut non-ferrous metal when used with the correct blade, they are most often used by joiners, kitchen fitters and cabinet makers to cut wood.
Miter saws are better at cutting angles.
The verb “miter” means to join two pieces at a 90° angle, such as the way the corners of a picture frame meet, and a miter saw makes cutting angles a snap.
The verb “miter” means to join two pieces at a 90° angle, such as the way the corners of a picture frame meet, and a miter saw makes cutting angles a snap.
