The radial mitre saw is an essential machine tool in several types of work such as cutting skirting boards, battens or even strips.

Quality radial mitre saws

The radial mitre saw allows you to cut pieces of wood at an angle in order to create an angle. Mitre cuts are generally made at 45° but you can adjust the angle between 0 and 90° depending on your needs. The main purpose of the mitre cut is to assemble two pieces end to end but also to make a clean cut of the piece and therefore ensure a perfect finish. The radial mitre saw is distinguished by its blade diameter which will then give the maximum cutting capacities achieved. From 216 mm to 305 mm in diameter, these wood cutting machines are ideal for construction sites or the workshop. To be placed on a workbench or better on a radial saw support allowing the wood to rest on the trolleys, it will be an effective ally for your sawing needs! The radial system of the mitre saw offers a wider cutting capacity at 90° and 45° for example, which is why this saw is very popular with flooring installers, interior designers and in carpentry.

A wide choice of radial saws for all your needs

We also offer models equipped with upper tables allowing the saw to switch from a table mitre saw to a table saw in a few seconds! Of course, this system does not allow the machine to be radial but represents a very practical 2-in-1 machine and very popular in DIY!

All these machines can be used for cutting different materials such as wood, aluminum and plastic by adapting its blade to the materials. The more you are looking for a clean and chip-free cut, the better the carbide circular blades with many teeth and negative teeth will be. If you are using the saw for a fast cut, a cutting blade will then be sufficient and the finishes or mitre can be created with finishing blades. For cutting non-ferrous metals, you have to change the blade! A blade for cutting wood cannot cut aluminum! A 2-in-1 blade does not exist: non-ferrous metals are cut exclusively with a carbide blade with negative trapezoidal teeth at a different degree of attack than in wood.