Circular Saw Hitachi C7SS UT 1050 W 190 mm

The Hitachi C7SS UT circular saw features a 1050 W motor and a 190 mm blade, designed to deliver steady cutting performance across wood and similar construction materials. Its compact, lightweight body aids handling during rip and cross cuts, and the adjustable cutting depth and bevel capability allow for precise work in a range of tasks. A safety switch reduces the risk of accidental starts, while the ergonomic handle helps maintain control during continuous use.

Advantages

The circular saw combines a high-power 1050 W motor with a 190 mm blade size to balance cutting capacity and portability. The saw’s lightweight construction improves maneuverability and reduces operator fatigue. Depth and bevel adjustments provide flexibility for straight, angled, and partial-depth cuts. Built-in safety features, including a safety switch and a stable base plate, contribute to safer operation on job sites and in workshops.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping softwood and hardwood panels
• Cutting plywood, MDF and other sheet materials
• On-site framing and carpentry work
• DIY projects and furniture making

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1050 W
• Blade diameter: 190 mm
• Adjustable cutting depth for variable material thickness
• Bevel cutting capability for angled cuts
• Lightweight, compact body for improved handling
• Ergonomic handle for better grip and control
• Safety switch to prevent accidental starts

How to use

Before use, inspect the saw and blade for damage and ensure the power supply is compatible. Adjust the cutting depth and bevel to match the required cut, secure the workpiece, and align the blade with the cut line. Hold the saw firmly by the handle with both hands where possible and start the motor using the switch. Feed the saw steadily through the material without forcing it; allow the blade to reach full speed before engaging the cut and maintain a constant, controlled feed until the cut is complete. After finishing, release the trigger and wait for the blade to stop before setting the tool down.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask. For cleaner cuts and longer blade life, select a blade suited to the material being cut and avoid applying excessive sideways pressure. When performing bevel or depth-adjusted cuts, make trial cuts on scrap material to verify settings before cutting the final workpiece.