Cordless alligator saw for quick cutting on site

Cordless alligator saws for rough cutting without a cord

A cordless alligator saw cuts with two counter-running blades that grip the material and saw through it in a steady, low-vibration motion. This makes it easy to guide with one hand and gives little kickback, even in tough material such as beams, sand-lime block, aerated concrete, insulation and plastic pipe. For shell construction, demolition and assembly work this is a fast way to cut to length straight and controlled, without having to clamp the workpiece.

Because the saw runs on a battery, you work cord-free on the scaffold, in the crawl space or on the roof, far from a socket. When choosing, look at the length of the blade, because it sets the maximum cutting depth and which materials you can saw through. A longer blade tackles thicker beams, a shorter one is handier in tight spaces.

Running on 54V, it delivers the power for heavy and continuous cutting. Also look at the range of blades available per material, so you keep using the cordless alligator saw for varied jobs.