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Portable Saws & Accessories Heavy-duty Saws… Fast, accurate cutting on the job site! CS Unitec's portable saws and tools are ideal for cutting pipe, structural steel, tanks, bolts, angle iron, concrete and other materials, including plastic and wood. We offer ATEX Certified the widest range of portable pneumatic, electric and hydraulic saws in the industry. Our saws can be used as hand-held tools or with an assortment of clamps for pipe Selected air and and other materials. All CS Unitec saws are heavy-duty for use in industry and hydraulic models in our line are ATEX construction. Our complete saw line includes pneumatic-, electric- and hydraulic- Certfied for working in powered tools, saw blades and accessories, all available for prompt delivery. Ex Zones. Contact us for more information. CS Unitec is the industry leader in: • Portable saws for cutting pipe, metal, concrete, etc. • Compact, lightweight, hand-held and clamp-mounted saws • The best power-to-weight ratios • Long-lasting, heavy-duty saw blades for fast cutting of steel, stainless steel, Inconel, chrome, Hastelloy, aluminum, iron, plastics, masonry, concrete and other materials We offer: • Pneumatic-, electric- and hydraulic-powered saws • Clamps for 90˚ cutting of pipe, structural steel and other materials • Compact sizes for sawing in confined spaces Tool and Accessory Index: Portable Reciprocating Saws p. 4-13 Chain Saws p. 30-33 Pneumatic – Low Air Volume p. 5-7 4 HP Pneumatic p. 30 Pneumatic 4 HP Pneumatic with Brake p. 31 1.3 HP – The CAT p. 10 1.2 HP Pneumatic p. 31 1.6 HP – The WOLF p. 11 Saw Chains and Accessories p. 30 Hydraulic Hydraulic Chain Saw p. 32 2 HP – The SHARK p. 12 PowerGrit Air Utility Chain Saw p. 33 Electric - The FOX 9.5 Amp, 12 Amp p. 12 Concrete Saws p. 34-38 Reciprocating Saw Blades p. 13 Chain Saws Pneumatic and Hydraulic p. 34-35 Portable Hacksaws p. 14-19 Diamond Chains and Accessories p. 36 Pneumatic, Electric & Hydraulic p. 14-16 About Diamond Chain Life p. 37 Hacksaw Accessories p. 17-18 Cut-off Saws Hacksaw Blades p. 19 14" and 18" Pneumatic Hand-held p. 38 20" Pneumatic Walk-behind p. 38 Portable Band Saws p. 20-23 Pneumatic p. 21 Accessories p. 17, 39 Electric p. 22 3Lubricants p. 17, 39 Hydraulic p. 22 AirPac p. 39 Band Saw Blades and Accessories p. 23 Service Unit p. 39 Pipe Cutting Machine p. 24-25 Contractor Saws p. 40-41 Stone and Tile Saws Dry Cutting Circular Saws p. 26-29 Circular Saw for Stone p. 40 Diamond Saws – 5" and 9" Blade Dia. p. 41 Pneumatic – Up to 12-5/8" Blade Dia. p. 26-27 Electric – Up to 14" Blade Dia. p. 28-29 Drywall and Masonry Saws Wall Slotters p. 40 Double Blade Sword Saw p. 41 Nibblers p. 29 Underwater Tools p. 42-43 Saws p. 42 Magnetic Drills, Grinders, Core Drills, Rotary Hammer Drills, Impact Wrenches p. 43 2 • 1-800-700-5919 • Visit our Web site at www.csunitec.com Special Features and Benefits Choose your Power… Electric-powered Saws • Ideal for heavy-duty cutting applications in industry and construction • Simple and easy to use • Available in 110 Volt/60Hz or 220 Volt/50Hz Hydraulic-powered Saws • Utilized for special cutting situations, such as underwater Pneumatic-powered Saws • Ideal for professional sawing • ATEX Certified for and drilling applications where ATEX Certified use in hazardous hydraulic power is the norm areas (selected models) • ATEX Certified (selected • Reliable and require less maintenance models) • High power-to-weight ratios Choose your Cutting Method… Hand-held 90˚ with Pipe Clamps We lead the industry in rugged Our portable saws are ideal for Track-mounted portable saws that are ideal for right-angle cutting of pipe and We offer a variety of clamps free-hand cutting applications. structural steel using chain for applications that require clamps or vise-on clamps. the saw to be stable. Choose your Heavy-duty Blades and Chains… Chains and Blades Reciprocating Heavy-duty Thick We offer diamond chains, carbide Our extensive blade line 90˚ cutting with a clamp is easy chains and chisel chains, as well includes a complete range of when you use our heavy-duty as diamond saw blades, for a wide blades for reciprocating saws. thick blades. variety of sawing applications. • 1-800-700-5919 • Visit our Web site at www.csunitec.com 3 Reciprocating Air Saws ATEX Certified Compact, Quiet & Reliable Low Vibration/Low Air Volume RECIPROCATING SAWS RECIPROCATING Cut Pipe, Structural Steel, Sheet Metal, Fiberglass, Plastic and More. • Piston air motors use low air volume (CFM) while PL Saws - For High-volume p. 5 maintaining a fast cutting speed Production Environments (2000 to 10,000 strokes per minute) • Safe around gas and other flammable materials; recommended for fire and rescue applications where high CFM isn't available RECIPROCATING SAWS RECIPROCATING • ATEX Certified – for use in hazardous areas • CL and PL saws use standard hand hacksaw blades; convert to a 3/4" blade size simply by changing the nosepiece CL Saws - For Demanding p. 6 • Rugged saw bodies constructed of Maintenance Applications heavy-duty cast steel and aluminum • Built-in lubrication system automatically lubricates the motor • Safety STOP/Isolator button disconnects air supply JP Saws - For Fiberglass p. 7 and Sheet Metal Production Cengar Air Saw Blades 1/2" Wide Bi-metal Blades (for CL50, JP901 and PL905) HB300/18 Hand 18 TPI 12" L HB300/24 Hand 24 TPI 12" L HB300/32 Hand 32 TPI 12" L MC220/18 Machine 18 TPI 83/4" L MC220/24 Machine 24 TPI 83/4" L MYN150/18 Notched Yellow 18 TPI 6" L MYT150/18 Tapered Yellow 18 TPI 6" L 3/4" Wide Bi-metal Blades (for CL75) MB150/18 Machine 18 TPI 6" L MB200/10-14 Machine 10/14 TPI 8" L Lubricating Oils (see pgs. 17, 39) MB200/18 Machine 18 TPI 8" L • ProLube™ is a super-premium, low-viscosity synthetic MB200/24 air tool lubricant Machine 24 TPI 8" L MB250/18 Machine 18 TPI 10" L • ProLube-ATL/AF is a special blend preventing freezing MB250/24 Machine 24 TPI 10" L in cold climate conditions MB300/10-14 Machine 10/14 TPI 12" L MS Cleaner (MS 9105) MB300/18 Machine 18 TPI 12" L • An ideal conditioner for air tools used underwater 4 • 1-800-700-5919 • Visit our Web site at www.csunitec.com Reciprocating Air Saws ATEX Certified Ideal for cutting pipe, metals, fiberglass and more RECIPROCATING SAWS RECIPROCATING RECIPROCATING SAWS RECIPROCATING Model PL905 Model PL905FT Outside trigger Inside trigger (standard) (optional)* Low Vibration • Low Noise • Ideal for high-volume production applications such as cutting steel, repairing wooden pallets, building and repairing truck bodies and cutting fiberglass • Also widely used by oil and gas contractors and fire rescue services • Sturdy cast steel and aluminum saw body • Low air volume – only 4 CFM • 7 /8" blade stroke, up to 2000 strokes per minute • Fitted with easy-to-use STOP/Isolator button on the handle for safety when changing blades • Uses any 1/2" (12mm) wide Bi-metal hand, machine or yellow blades Cut Sheet Metal • Optional inside trigger* order PL905FT Standard Equipment: carrying case, five MC220/24 saw blades, air tool oil, CD operating manual, allen key. Cut Nails Models PL905 / PL905FT Cengar Saw Blades and Accessories (see page 4) Motor Power 1 HP • 1/2" wide Bi-metal Blades suit a wide range Stroke Length 7/8" of applications Strokes per Min. 2000 Weight 5 1/4 lbs. Length x Height x Width 113/4" x 51/4" x 15/8" Air Consumption 4 CFM Air Pressure 90 PSI Air Connection 1/4" NPT Air Hose 1/4" ID * Inside trigger for hand-held use only; not for use with Noise Level (dB) 69 a clamp. This trigger style cannot be locked on. Vibration Level (m/s2) 1.73 • 1-800-700-5919 • Visit our Web site at www.csunitec.com 5 Reciprocating Air Saws ATEX Certifi ed Ideal for cutting metal, timber and fi berglass RECIPROCATING SAWS RECIPROCATING Models CL50, CL75 & CS75 Models CL50FT & CL75FT Outside trigger (standard) Inside trigger (optional)* RECIPROCATING SAWS RECIPROCATING Low Vibration • Low Noise • Workhorses for use in the fabrication, shipbuilding, ship repair, oil and petrochemical, boat building and aircraft maintenance fi elds, as well as by fi re and rescue professionals • Fitted with easy-to-use STOP/Isolator button on the handle for safety when changing blades • CL50 uses any 1/2" (12mm) wide Bi-metal hand or machine blade – easily converted to a CL75 by changing the nosepiece • CL75 and CS75 use a 3/4" (19mm) wide Bi-metal machine blade • Optional inside trigger order CL50FT or CL75FT (inside trigger for hand-held use only; not for use with a clamp – this trigger style cannot be locked on) Models CL50 & CL75 / CL50FT & CL75FT Model CS75 accurately cuts and CS75 steel pipe up to 6" dia. Motor Power 1 HP Stroke Length 1 3/4" Model CS75 includes Strokes per Min. 1200 a Clamp FIxing Kit and Weight 1 2 standard Pipe/Profi le 5 / lbs. 3 1 5 Clamp (P/N CCSG3) Length x Height x Width 15 /4" x 5 /4" x 1 /8" Air Consumption 53/4 CFM Air Pressure 90 PSI Air Connection 1/4" NPT Air Hose 1/4" ID Noise Level* 83 dB(a) Vibration Level* 3.69 m/s2 CS75 Standard Equipment: Clamp Fixing Kit, * Model CS75: Noise Level is 92.4 dB(a) and Vibration Level is 3.2 m/s2 standard Pipe/Profi le Clamp (P/N CCSG3), fi ve MB250/10-14 saw blades, air tool oil CL50, CL75, CL50FT and CL75FT Standard Equipment: carrying case, and plastic carrying case.
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