Table saw Atika ATIKA TABLE SAW BTK 450 4.0 kW 400 V, stationary circular saw

The Atika TABLE SAW BTK 450 is a stationary circular table saw with a 4.0 kW motor and 400 V supply designed for precise crosscuts and rip cuts in solid wood and panel materials. The machine features a stable tabletop configuration that supports repeatable cuts and consistent cutting quality in workshops and small production environments. Intended for users who require a high-power fixed saw for frequent use, this model prioritizes cutting capacity and operational stability.

Advantages

The high-power 4.0 kW motor delivers consistent torque for cutting dense timber and large panel sections while maintaining stable performance under load. A robust, flat table surface provides reliable material support and reduces vibration for more accurate results. The stationary design ensures secure mounting and straightforward integration into workshop workflows, while the circular blade configuration enables both crosscutting and ripping with the appropriate blade selection.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and rip cuts in softwood and hardwood
• Cutting plywood, MDF, particleboard and laminated panels
• Workshop production and small-scale cabinet or furniture making
• Repetitive dimensioning tasks requiring consistent accuracy

Key specifications

• Motor power: 4.0 kW
• Supply voltage: 400 V
• Stationary tabletop design for stable support
• Circular blade operation suitable for ripping and crosscutting with appropriate blades
• Suitable for solid wood and common panel materials

How to use

Install the table saw on a level, rigid surface and ensure the electrical supply matches the rated 400 V requirement and necessary protective devices are in place. Fit the correct blade type and diameter for the intended cut, adjust blade height and fence position to the required cutting dimension, and secure workpieces against the fence or mitre gauge. Operate the saw at steady feed rates appropriate to the material and blade to avoid overloading the motor. Follow local safety regulations, use push sticks or feather boards for narrow cuts, and allow the blade to come to a complete stop before making adjustments or removing offcuts.

Usage recommendations

Use blades matched to the material and cutting task, maintain sharp blade condition for efficient cutting and reduced load on the motor, and perform regular checks of table flatness, fence alignment, and blade runout. Ensure appropriate personal protective equipment is used and that dust extraction is employed when cutting panel products to maintain workspace safety and machine longevity.