PM30RS
Reciprocating Saw
- Cutting Capacity in Pipe / Wood90mm
- Strokes per Minute0–2800 spm
- Price₹11,899
POWER TOOLS
Reciprocating Saws
Explore reciprocating saws for demolition, renovation, pipe cutting, timber work, pruning and installation — full-size and compact models for wood, metal and mixed-material applications.
RECIPROCATING SAWS
Find the Right Reciprocating Saw
Browse Polymak reciprocating saw models by power source and catalogue specifications. Compare suitable options and enquire for current pricing.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT RECIPROCATING SAW
How to Choose the Right Reciprocating Saw
Consider these six important factors before selecting a reciprocating saw for your material, cutting capacity, work location and frequency of use.
Application & Material
Select the saw according to the material and type of cutting work. The saw and fitted blade must both be suitable for the material. Confirm capacity today.
Blade Type & Rated Cutting Capacity
Choose a compatible blade and confirm that the saw has adequate capacity for the material and section size. Confirm ratings before purchase when selecting.
Motor Power, Stroke Length & Speed
Check rated input power, strokes per minute, stroke length, variable-speed control and orbital action where available. Confirm ratings for industrial duty.
Power Source & Operating Type
Choose corded for continuous mains supply or cordless for site mobility. Confirm ratings for industrial duty against published data with approved fittings.
Frequency of Use
Match the tool construction and rated duty to how often and how heavily it will be used — from heavy-duty professional demolition to. Confirm tool ratings.
Comfort, Safety & Relevant Features
Look for tool-free blade clamp, variable-speed trigger, adjustable or pivoting shoe, orbital action, anti-vibration design, LED work light, soft start and.
Common Reciprocating Saw Applications
- Renovation and demolition
- Timber, pallet and nail-embedded wood cutting
- Metal pipe, rod and profile cutting
- Plumbing and electrical installation
- Pruning and landscape maintenance
- Workshop repair and fit-out work
COMMON APPLICATIONS & SAFE USE
Common Applications. Safer Cutting.
See where reciprocating saws are commonly used and follow essential safety practices for controlled cutting in renovation, installation, fabrication and maintenance work.
Demolition & Renovation
Cut suitable timber, plasterboard, pipes, fixings and selected demolition materials using a blade rated for the materials present.
Wood, Pallet & Nail-Embedded Timber Cutting
Cut timber, pallets and selected nail-embedded wood using a suitable demolition or multi-material blade.
Metal, Pipe & Profile Cutting
Cut suitable steel pipe, conduit, rods, channels and profiles using the correct metal-cutting blade and speed.
Plumbing & Electrical Installation
Cut suitable pipes, conduits, cable trays and service components during installation, repair and maintenance work.
Pruning & Landscape Maintenance
Cut suitable branches and green wood using an approved pruning blade and controlled two-handed support where required.
Workshop Repair & Fit-Out
Make suitable flush cuts, access openings and component-removal cuts during repair, modification and fit-out work.
Safe Use Guidelines
- Wear Suitable PPE
- Secure and Support the Workpiece
- Check the Cutting Path and Clearance
- Use the Correct Blade and Shoe Position
- Maintain Firm Control
- Stop, Cool and Isolate Safely