Circular Saw Atika HT 315 — 3300 W, 400 V, 315 mm Blade

The Atika HT 315 circular saw is designed for straight, precise cuts in wood and similar materials. Powered by a 3300 W motor and intended for a 400 V supply, this machine accommodates a 315 mm blade to deliver deeper cutting capacity and higher feed rates compared with smaller table or bench saws. The design focuses on robust electric drive performance and stable operation for construction-site and workshop environments.

Advantages

The high-power 3300 W motor provides consistent torque for cutting thicker boards and panels, reducing the likelihood of stalling under load. The 315 mm blade diameter increases maximum cutting depth, enabling full-thickness cuts on larger sections of timber. Built for 400 V operation, the saw integrates into three-phase workshop power systems and supports continuous use. The construction emphasizes stability and repeatability of straight cuts, which contributes to accurate results and efficient workflow.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping of soft and hard wood
• Cutting large-format panels and sheet materials
• Workshop and on-site construction cutting tasks
• Applications requiring deeper cuts or higher material removal rates

Key specifications

• Motor power: 3300 W for sustained cutting performance
• Supply voltage: designed for 400 V three-phase operation
• Blade diameter: 315 mm allowing increased cutting depth
• Intended use: straight cuts in wood and similar materials
• Machine type: circular saw suitable for workshop or construction environments

How to use

Install a suitable 315 mm saw blade rated for the intended material and ensure the blade is securely fastened. Connect the saw to a compatible 400 V power supply in accordance with local electrical regulations and verify correct phase wiring. Set the cutting depth and fence or guide to the required position for straight cuts. Feed material steadily and evenly into the blade, maintaining firm control and keeping hands clear of the cutting path. Allow the motor to reach full speed before engaging the cut and avoid forcing the material which can overload the motor or damage the blade.

Usage recommendations

Use sharp, application-appropriate blades and perform routine blade and machine maintenance—cleaning, checking blade alignment, and inspecting electrical connections—to maintain cutting quality and safe operation. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye and hearing protection and follow local safety regulations when operating the saw.