Within Metal Working, Metal Cutting Circular Saw covers the bench-mounted, mitre-style, and portable circular saws designed specifically for metal-cutting applications — covering cold-cut metal saws (low-RPM, high-torque saws using TCT-tipped blades for cool, accurate cuts), abrasive chop-saws (high-RPM saws using bonded-abrasive cut-off discs), and dry-cut metal-cutting saws (high-torque saws with specialist non-ferrous and ferrous TCT blades) used in fabrication, structural-steel work, and metal workshop applications.
Parts for Machines supplies metal cutting circular saws across the trade and professional ranges, with rated cutting capacities typically running from 200mm bar capacity (compact bench saws for steel rod and small section) up to 350mm bar capacity and above (heavier industrial cold-cut saws for larger steel sections).
Product pages list the saw type (cold-cut TCT, abrasive chop-saw, dry-cut), the blade diameter (typical 250mm, 300mm, 355mm, 400mm), the maximum cutting capacity (in round bar diameter and rectangular section dimensions — varies with the saw's clamping geometry), the motor power (typical 1.5-3 kW for trade saws), the no-load speed (low for cold-cut TCT — typical 50-100 RPM; high for abrasive — typical 3,800-4,500 RPM), the swivel range (for mitre-cutting work), the table or bed type (clamping vice arrangement), and the dust-and-debris management.
Cold-cut TCT saws give cleaner, more accurate cuts with no spark generation and cooler material — preferred for finished work. Abrasive chop-saws are faster on bulk cutting work but generate sparks, hot spatter, and abrasive dust. Match the saw type to the application; many workshops carry both. Coolant-mist systems and blade lubrication can extend cold-cut TCT blade life on stainless and harder steel sections. Trade pricing on multi-tool and workshop fit-out orders is available; contact the team via WhatsApp 07754288583.