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Geofactory developed a model of manual saw specially designed for the mining industry. The “Mining Saw” is made of 100% stainless steel to protect against corrosion and powered with an engine of 12.5 HP. It equipped with a different removable core holder to speed-up the cutting process and allow to work simply with fractured core up to PQ size. Extremely safe, the operator can cut with a forward speed of +/-0.8s per 1 cm that allow a large production of cut and always in security condition (less of 83dB). This saw can be customized for your project.

Specifications

Material

Stainless steel and aluminum

Dimensions and weight (approx.)

2310 x 1400 x 1500mm / 7.7 x 4.67 x 5.00 ft


240 Kg / 533.33 lb

External connections

Power supply cord with a phase inverter plug (380-400 VaC, 50Hz, IP 44)

Power

9.5 kW

Safety and Protection

2 x Electric emergency switch

Protection guard safety switch

Cooling and Lubricating System

1x steerable nozzle

2x fixed nozzles

Max. blade size

350mm / 14 inch

Arbour size

40mm (1.58 inch)

Motor type

12HP (9 kW) Peak

380-400 VaC 50 Hz

IP 55

2900 rpm

Pump type

Submersible pump 250W

Max. cutting length

600 mm (23.62 inch)

Max Cutting Diameteer

· Core from AQ Ø=27mm to PQ Ø=85mm (depending the Ø, GEOFACTORY supply different core holders, upon request)

Power Supply

380-400VaC, 50 Hz.

 

Can this lapidary rock saw be used to cut all types of rocks?

Yes, the lapidary rock saw is designed to cut through various types of rocks, including hard materials like granite, which are commonly encountered in mineral exploration. Whether working with sedimentary, igneous, or metamorphic rocks, the diamond blade ensures precise and efficient cutting across these geological formations.

Can the lapidary rock saw be used for both wet and dry cutting?

The Mining Saw is optimized for wet cutting, which is particularly beneficial when working with hard rocks like granite and dense sedimentary formations in mineral exploration. The wet-cutting process enhances the lifespan of the diamond blade, reduces dust, and maintains optimal cooling when the blade operates at high rpm.

Is the lapidary rock saw portable enough for field use?

While the Mining Saw is robust and specifically designed for industrial use, its size and weight make it more suitable for stationary applications rather than portable fieldwork. However, in mineral exploration, particularly when cutting core samples from sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks, its powerful 12HP motor operating at high rpm ensures it can efficiently handle large and demanding tasks.

What materials are used to construct the Mining Saw, and how does it ensure durability?

The Mining Saw is constructed from stainless steel, making it highly resistant to corrosion, which is essential for the demanding environments encountered in mineral exploration. Its powerful motor, operating at 2900 rpm, combined with a durable diamond blade, ensures reliable and long-lasting performance when cutting through various rock types, including granite and sandstone, found in sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic formations.