Saw Graphite 900W 58G971

The GRAPHITE Saw 900W 58G971 is an electric reciprocating saw designed for precise cutting across a range of materials. Equipped with a 900 W motor, a 20 mm stroke length and an adjustable stroke rate up to 2600 strokes per minute, this tool balances cutting power and control. The saw’s ergonomic body and relatively low weight are intended to reduce user fatigue during prolonged tasks while maintaining maneuverability for detailed work.

Advantages

This reciprocating saw delivers consistent cutting performance thanks to its 900 W motor and variable stroke rate. The 20 mm stroke length provides efficient material removal for rapid progress, while the adjustable speed control enables better control for delicate or aggressive cuts. The ergonomic handle and compact, lightweight construction improve handling and operator comfort when working in confined spaces or at awkward angles.

Suitable for

• Demolition and remodeling tasks that require fast rough cuts in wood and similar materials
• Trimming and cutting of pipes, profiles and plastic components
• Controlled plunge and detail cuts in construction and renovation projects
• DIY repairs and workshop tasks where portability and variable speed are beneficial

Key specifications

• Power: 900 W
• Stroke length: 20 mm
• Adjustable stroke rate: 0–2600 strokes per minute
• Tool type: electric reciprocating saw
• Ergonomic design for reduced user fatigue
• Lightweight construction for improved handling

How to use

Before use, secure the workpiece and select a blade suitable for the material. Connect the saw to a compatible power source, set the stroke rate according to the material and required finish, and position the blade on the cut line. Apply steady, even pressure—allow the saw’s motor and stroke action to perform the cutting rather than forcing the tool. For plunge or detail cuts, reduce the stroke rate and guide the saw carefully. After cutting, release the trigger and wait for the blade to stop before setting the tool down.

Usage recommendations

Maintain blades in good condition and replace them when dull. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. For extended work sessions, schedule breaks to reduce strain and check the tool for secure blade attachment and any signs of overheating or unusual vibration.