Marine Metal Cutting Saws are robust mechanical systems designed for precision cutting of metal in marine environments. These saws feature durable blades and powerful motors to handle tough materials like steel and aluminum. They are commonly used in shipbuilding, repair, and offshore construction for efficient and accurate metal cutting.

Size: Typically ranges from 14 inches to 24 inches in diameter for cutting blades.

Grade: High-speed steel (HSS) or carbide-tipped blades for durability.

Viscosity: Lubricants used are ISO VG 68 or higher for smooth operation.

Buoyancy: Designed to be neutrally buoyant or slightly negative for underwater use.

Material: Blades made of hardened steel or tungsten carbide; frames from stainless steel or aluminum.

Cutting Capacity: Can handle metals up to 12 inches thick depending on blade size.

Power Source: Hydraulic, pneumatic, or electric systems with 10-30 HP motors.

Operating Pressure: Hydraulic systems typically operate at 1500-3000 psi.

Speed: Blade speeds range from 50-500 RPM based on material hardness.

Weight: Varies from 50-200 kg depending on size and construction.

Corrosion Resistance: Components are coated or made from marine-grade materials.

Cooling System: Water or oil-based cooling to prevent overheating.