Aardwolf Site - SSM2000

Aardwolf Site - SSM2000

The Aardwolf Site Saw M2000 is a very sturdy bench saw constructed for cutting building materials on construction sites and in work shops. It features a 3Hp Motor guided by twelve bearings rolling on two extruded aluminum bars, which ensure the accurate cutting of all types of natural and artificial stone. One of the distinguishing features of the Aardwolf Site Saw M2000 is its cast aluminum machined work table, which is firmly bolted to the water tank. This combination of solid cast table being bolted firmly to the water tank makes the saw very rigid, preventing the frame from twisting when placed on uneven surfaces, ensuring accurate cutting.

Features

• Two roller conveyor, which makes loading easy and supports the work piece
• Two load-support brackets containing adjustable stops which allow quick, accurate repeat cuts
• Incorporated in the M2000 are wheels and rollers for effortless single-handed loading and transportation of the saw
• Tilting bridge from 90° to 45° to carry out bevel cutting
• Water tank with recycling pump
• Manual depth adjustment of cutting head by hand wheel
• Stainless steel measuring tape fixed to table and conveyo

What Our Experts Think

• Heavy-duty site saw built for precision cutting of stone, concrete, and masonry.

• 2000 mm cutting capacity handles oversized slabs and large construction materials.

• Sturdy steel frame ensures stability and long-term durability.

• Water cooling system minimizes dust and prolongs blade life.

• Perfect for stonemasons, contractors, and fabrication shops handling large-scale projects.

Q&A

Q: What is the cutting capacity of the SSM2000?
A: It offers a cutting length of up to 2000 mm.

Q: Which materials can it cut?
A: Designed for stone, concrete, and other masonry materials.

Q: Does it have a water cooling feature?
A: Yes, it includes a water system to reduce dust and extend blade performance.

Q: Who benefits most from this saw?
A: Large-scale construction sites, fabrication shops, and stonemasonry projects.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean thoroughly after each use to avoid material residue buildup.

• Inspect and replace blades as they wear down.

• Regularly check water system flow for effective cooling.

• Lubricate moving and sliding parts for smooth operation.

• Store in a dry, secure environment when not in use.