High efficency electric rebar cutter for sale online. Cutting range Ф4-Ф20mm, no load power 900W/1250W, cutting speed 3~3.5s. Low price 3/4" hydraulic rebar cutter is widely used in construction sites and road construction. 

Features

• Hydraulic electric rebar cutter has a high-quality steel metal cutter head, is hardened at high temperatures, durable.
• 3/4" rebar cutting machine has a ring-type nut distribution design that makes the cutter head firmer, better sealing, stable and safe operation.

Specifications

• Model: RDDLZ-RC20
• Rated Voltage: 220V/110V
• No-Load Power: 900W, 1250W
• Cutting Speed: 3s~3.5s
• Cutting Range: Ф4-Ф20mm (3/4")
• Machine Size: 410x115x220mm
• Packing: Iron Box
• Weight: 18.5kg

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Structure Diagram

Rebar Cutter Effect Diagram

*Note: Electric rebar cutter is forbidden to cut anchor chains, high-hardness round steel, alloys with unknown composition, flat iron, stainless steel, and various U-shaped locks.

Tips: How to use an electric rebar cutter correctly?

• The surface of the rebar workbench should be kept level with the lower part of the cutter. The length of the workbench can be determined according to the length of the processed rebar.
• Before starting the electric rebar cutter, check and confirm that the cutter has no cracks, the tool holder bolts are fastened, and the protective cover is firm. Then check the gear meshing gap and adjust the cutter gap.
• After starting the electric rebar cutter, make the rebar cutter operate without load for a period of time. After confirming that all transmission parts and bearings are operating normally, start cutting off.
• When the electric rebar cutter does not reach the normal speed, it must not start to cut. When cutting, use the middle and lower parts of the cutter, hold the rebar firmly, align the cutting edge, and cut quickly. The operator should stand on the side of the fixed blade and press the rebar strongly to prevent the end of the rebar from popping out and hurting people. It is strictly forbidden to hold rebar on both sides of the blade with both hands and lean over to feed material.