Electric Metal Cutting Saw GEKO G81026, 400V, 2.2 kW

Stationary electric metal cutting saw GEKO G81026 with 400V supply and 2.2 kW motor power is designed for cutting metal sections and profiles in workshops and small fabrication settings. The machine provides stable cutting performance for steel and non-ferrous metals and is intended primarily for repetitive straight cuts. Its specification makes it suitable for workshop production, maintenance and general metalworking tasks where a robust, mains-powered cutting solution is required.

Advantages

The GEKO G81026 offers a 2.2 kW motor that delivers sufficient torque for cutting common construction steels and non-ferrous materials under continuous workshop use. The 400V supply allows integration into three-phase workshop environments, ensuring steady power delivery and reduced voltage drop during heavier use. The unit’s stationary design promotes accurate, repeatable straight cuts and stable operation during batch processing.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel profiles, bars and sections
• Fabrication of metal parts in small workshops
• Maintenance and repair shops requiring repeated straight cuts
• Preparation of non-ferrous metal pieces for assembly or welding

Key specifications

• Power supply: 400V three-phase
• Motor output: 2.2 kW
• Stationary, bench-mounted design for fixed installation
• Intended cutting material: steel and non-ferrous metals
• Optimized for repetitive straight cutting tasks

How to use

Install the GEKO G81026 on a stable, level surface and connect it to a compatible 400V three-phase supply by a qualified electrician according to local regulations. Secure the workpiece in the saw’s vise or clamping fixture to prevent movement, set the required cutting length and ensure the correct cutting blade type and condition for the material. Start the machine and perform straight, controlled feeds through the blade, allowing the motor to cut at its intended speed without forcing the workpiece. After cutting, stop the saw, wait for the blade to come to a complete stop, then release the clamp and remove the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriately rated cutting blades for the target material and inspect blades for wear before each use. Ensure proper personal protective equipment (eye protection, hearing protection, gloves) and follow workshop electrical safety practices. For prolonged or heavy-duty cutting, monitor motor temperature and allow cooling periods as needed to maintain performance and extend service life.