Radial Arm Cross-Cut Saw Harwi 450-W

WS WOODMACHINERY LTD

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Radial Arm Cross-Cut Saw Harwi 450-W Radial Arm Cross-Cut Saw Harwi 450-W. Robust and flexible Radial Arm Cross-Cut Saws. Unique saw blade that maintains its zero point at all times, both when the saw blade is tilted and rotated. Working with this saw table is efficient and easy. Harwi 450-W Cross-Cut Saws Digitally readable control system, Tilt and rotation set easily and precisely. The 450-W can be used for cross-cutting wooden beams up to a height of 200 mm and has a cutting length of 450 mm. The machine works quickly and efficiently on all types of wood. Terms And Conditions Of Sale Radial

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WS WOODMACHINERY LTD, number SC413561. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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