PM7CS
Circular Saw
- Blade Dia185mm
- Cutting Capacity at 45°46mm
- Price₹8,599
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Circular Saws
Explore circular saws for rip cuts, cross cuts, plywood and framing work across timber, boards and approved materials.
CIRCULAR SAWS
Find the Right Circular Saw
Browse Polymak circular saws by blade diameter, power source and catalogue specifications. Compare suitable models and enquire for current pricing.
PM7CS-HD
Circular Saw
- Blade Dia185mm
- Cutting Capacity at 45°46mm
- Price₹8,999
PM-CCS-18VB-2BL
Circular Saw / Cordless Circular Saw
- MotorBrushless Motor – 2X Life
- Blade Dia125mm
- Price₹23,099
CHOOSING THE RIGHT CIRCULAR SAW
How to Choose the Right Circular Saw
Consider these six important factors before selecting a circular saw for your material, required cutting depth, work location and frequency of use.
Application & Material
Select the circular saw according to the material and type of cut. The blade and saw must both be suitable for the material being cut. Confirm ratings now.
Blade Diameter, Bore & Cutting Depth
Choose a blade diameter and bore that match the saw exactly, then confirm the required cutting depth. Confirm ratings before purchase for reliable results.
Motor Power, Speed & Performance
Check the specifications that affect cutting capacity, control and work rate. Do not select a saw by wattage or speed alone. Confirm ratings before buying.
Power Source & Operating Type
Choose the operating type that best suits the work location and duty cycle. Corded models suit continuous mains power; cordless. Prefer duty for this work.
Frequency of Use
Match the saw construction and rated duty to how often and how heavily it will be used — from heavy-duty professional framing to. Confirm capacity on site.
Comfort, Safety & Relevant Features
Look for features that improve visibility, adjustment, control and safer operation, such as ergonomic handles, blade guards, spindle. Confirm tool ratings.
Common Circular Saw Applications
- Rip cutting along the grain
- Cross cutting across the grain
- Plywood, MDF and board cutting
- Timber and framing work
- Bevel cutting
- Selected non-ferrous, plastic or composite cutting with an approved saw and blade
COMMON APPLICATIONS & SAFE USE
Common Applications. Safer Cutting.
See where circular saws are commonly used and follow essential safety practices for controlled rip, cross and bevel cutting.
Construction & Framing
Cut suitable timber, boards, beams and framing components for site and construction work.
Carpentry & Woodworking
Make controlled rip, cross and bevel cuts in timber and suitable wood-based materials.
Plywood & Sheet Goods
Cut plywood, MDF, OSB and other approved boards using a suitable blade, support arrangement and cutting guide.
Renovation & Fit-Out
Cut doors, panels, boards and other suitable building materials during installation, alteration and retrofit work.
Decking & Flooring
Cut suitable decking boards, flooring panels, plywood and associated timber components.
Selected Non-Ferrous & Composite Materials
Cut approved aluminium, plastic or composite materials only when the circular saw and blade are specifically suitable for the material.
Safe Use Guidelines
- Wear Suitable PPE
- Support the Workpiece & Set the Depth
- Use the Correct Blade & Guard
- Maintain Hand & Body Position
- Inspect Before Use
- Control the Cut