Brand : Oxi Power
Oxi Power 16 Inch Concrete Ring Saw with 2 Blades – 10HP, 220V Heavy-Duty Cutter for Concrete & Masonry Work (OXCC-9900V)
SKU : TI-OP-45867
MRP : ₹56000
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Short Description
  • Oxi Power 16 Inch Concrete Ring Saw
  • 2 Blades
  • Gear teeth type Blade
Country of origin: China
Specification
  • Brand: Oxi Power
  • Power : 10 hp
  • Weight (Approx.) : 21 kg
  • Speed : 3000 rpm
  • Cutting Size : 300 mm
  • Net Quantity : 1 pc
  • Model : OXCC-9900V
  • Product Type : Concrete Ring Saw
  • Number of Blades : 2 pcs
  • Blade Diameter : 16 inches
  • Cutting Depth : 300 mm
  • Motor Power : 10 HP
  • Voltage : 220 V
  • Power Cable : Length 7 meters
  • Wheel Type : Gear
  • Application : Concrete, masonry, brick cutting
Description
The Oxi Power OXCC-9900V Concrete Ring Saw is a powerful 10HP cutting tool with a 16-inch blade and 300mm cutting depth. Designed for concrete, masonry, and brickwork, it features a robust gear-type wheel and a 7-meter power cable for ease of operation. Ideal for construction sites, offering precision, durability, and heavy-duty performance.

Features

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  • Heavy-duty 10HP motor for efficient concrete and masonry cutting
  • 16-inch blades (2 pcs) with 300mm cutting depth for deep cuts
  • Gear-type wheel for smooth and reliable operation
  • Long 7-meter power cable for flexible workspace movement
  • Durable construction suited for tough construction environments
  • Ergonomic and robust design for user comfort and control

Applications

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  • Concrete Cutting : Precisely cuts concrete slabs, walls, and floors for construction and renovation projects.
  • Masonry Work : Efficiently cuts bricks, blocks, and stone materials used in building and landscaping.
  • Road and Pavement Repair : Ideal for cutting asphalt and concrete during road maintenance or repair work.
  • Demolition Projects : Facilitates controlled cutting of concrete structures for safe demolition.
  • Plumbing and Electrical Work : Used to create openings or channels in concrete for pipes, cables, and conduits.
  • Industrial Construction : Suitable for heavy-duty cutting tasks on construction sites and industrial facilities.
  • Tile and Paving Installation : Cuts large tiles and paving stones to fit specific layouts or designs.

Usage

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Step-by-Step Assembly Instructions :

1. Unbox and Inspect

  • Unpack all components: main saw unit, 2 blades, blade guard, handle assembly, wrench/tools, power cable, and user manual.
  • Check for any transport damage or missing parts.
2. Attach the Handle (if separate)

  • Locate the upper and/or side handles.
  • Use the provided bolts to attach them securely to the main body using an Allen key or wrench.
3. Install the Blades

  • Use the provided wrench to loosen the blade nut on the ring gear.
  • Carefully align and insert the first 16-inch blade into the ring slot.
  • If it supports dual-blade operation, insert the second blade in parallel.
  • Tighten the center nut securely, ensuring the blade is locked in place but not overtightened.
4. Install the Blade Guard

  • Position the blade guard over the cutting blade.
  • Secure it using bolts or clamps as per the design.
  • Adjust the guard angle if it has a sliding or rotating mechanism.
5. Connect Power Cable

  • Connect the 7-meter cable to the designated power port on the saw.
  • Do not plug it into a power source yet.
6. Check Blade Alignment

  • Manually rotate the blade to ensure it spins freely without obstruction.
  • The blade should not touch the guard or body.

7. Test Operation (Dry Run)

  • Plug the unit into a 220V power outlet.
  • Start the saw briefly to ensure proper rotation and no abnormal vibration or sound.
  • Immediately switch off after the test.

User Instructions : 

1. Prepare the Work Area

  • Ensure the work surface is stable and free of debris.
  • Mark the cutting line clearly on the concrete/masonry.
  • Ensure proper ventilation if working indoors.
  • Keep bystanders away from the cutting zone.
2. Inspect the Machine

  • Check that the saw is properly assembled (blades, guard, handle).
  • Ensure the power cable (7m) is undamaged and properly connected.
  • Confirm that blades are sharp, clean, and securely fastened.
3. Connect to Power

  • Plug the unit into a 220V grounded power source.
  • Use a heavy-duty extension cord only if necessary.
4. Start the Machine

  • Hold the saw firmly with both hands.
  • Press the power switch to start the motor.
  • Let the blade reach full speed (no-load) before contacting the material.
5. Begin Cutting

  • Gently lower the rotating blade onto the marked line.
  • Apply steady forward pressure; do not force the blade.
  • Let the machine do the work—forcing can damage the blade or motor.
  • Maintain control and keep the blade aligned with the cut line.
6. Use Water (Optional/If Supported)

  • If your model allows wet cutting, connect the water supply to reduce dust and cool the blade.
  • Avoid spraying water directly on the motor or power components.
7. Finish and Turn Off

  • Once cutting is complete, slowly release pressure and lift the blade.
  • Turn off the power switch and wait for the blade to stop completely.
  • Unplug the machine before inspecting or cleaning.

Maintenance : 

Daily Maintenance (After Every Use)

1. Clean the Tool

  • Wipe off dust, concrete residue, and moisture with a dry cloth.
  • Use compressed air to blow out dust from vents and moving parts.
  • Clean the blade with a wire brush to remove debris buildup.
2. Inspect the Blade

  • Check for cracks, warping, or dullness.
  • Replace worn or damaged blades immediately.
  • Ensure the blade is securely mounted before storage.
3. Check Power Cable

  • Look for cuts, fraying, or exposed wires.
  • Do not use the machine if the cable is damaged.
4. Blade Guard & Fasteners

  • Ensure blade guard is intact and not loose.
  • Tighten any screws, nuts, or bolts that may have vibrated loose.
Weekly Maintenance

1. Lubricate Moving Parts

  • Lubricate gear wheels or moving joints if recommended in the user manual.
  • Use only approved lubricants to avoid motor or part damage.
2. Check Ventilation

  • Ensure motor vents are clean and unobstructed.
  • Remove any dust build-up that could cause overheating.
3. Inspect the Motor Housing

  • Look for cracks, overheating marks, or abnormal smells.
  • If the motor sounds louder or weaker, consider servicing.
Monthly Maintenance

1. Full Tool Inspection

  • Disassemble the blade mount (if comfortable and trained) and clean internal parts.
  • Inspect electrical connections for signs of corrosion or wear.
2. Test Run (No Load)

  • Run the saw for a short duration without cutting to detect any odd noises or vibration.
3. Check Alignment & Depth

  • Verify the blade is cutting straight and that depth settings work correctly.
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