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Technical data sheet
General data
| Model | A300 |
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| Type | Abrasive disc |
Other data
| Automatic feed | No |
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Data from our purchase record, subject to verification. Please confirm any important figure with us before purchase or come and see the machine.
Description and equipment
Abrasive cut-off saw Brown A300
Brown abrasive cut-off saw, model A300, for fast cutting of tubes, sections and solid steel bars in the workshop. Abrasive disc cutting is a simple, economical solution for cutting to length and preparing material, with no need for coolant.
The photos show a machine on a metal base, with a screw vice for clamping the workpiece, a disc guard and a belt drive protected by a cover, with the motor mounted on the swing arm.
Configuration of this unit
- Make and model: Brown A300
- Type: abrasive disc cut-off saw
- Screw vice for clamping the workpiece (visible in the photo)
- Manual arm operation; no automatic feed
Typical applications
Cutting of tube, rolled sections, angles and round bar in metalwork, boiler making, industrial maintenance and steel structure workshops.
See it at Ferrotall
The machine is at our premises in Monforte del Cid (Alicante), where you can visit it; contact us to see it running or to receive a video. Our own service engineers take care of transport, installation and commissioning.
Frequently asked questions
What materials does an abrasive cut-off saw cut?
An abrasive cut-off saw cuts tube, sections, angles and solid bars of steel and other ferrous metals. It is useful for quick cuts to length in the workshop. Unlike a bandsaw, the disc works dry and at higher speed, although it leaves more burr and heats the cutting area more.
Does the Brown A300 cut-off saw have automatic feed?
No. According to our data sheet, this unit has no automatic feed: the material is positioned by hand and held with the screw vice visible in the photos, and the cut is made by lowering the arm manually. It is a machine geared towards single cuts or short runs.
What is the difference between an abrasive cut-off saw and a bandsaw?
The abrasive cut-off saw is simpler, more compact and faster for one-off cuts, but it consumes discs and produces sparks and burr. The bandsaw cuts with less material loss and a better finish and can work automatically with coolant, so it is usually preferred for runs and large solid sections.
Visit, transport and commissioning
- See it running Visit it at our facilities or ask us for a video of the machine under power.
- Transport We handle dismantling, loading and transport to your workshop.
- Commissioning Installation, levelling and commissioning by our service engineers.
- More than 45 years Used machinery trading backed by our service engineers.
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Abrasive cut-off saw A300 Brown · Ref. 021604