On a job site, cutting is never “just cutting.” Whether you’re working with bricks, natural stone, or large ceramic slabs, choosing the right machine makes the difference between a clean result and wasted material (and time).

Key factors to consider:

Cutting depth:
For construction blocks, you need robust machines like the Riga series, capable of accommodating large-diameter blades.

Wet vs. dry cutting:
For finishing work and to extend the life of the diamond blade, a water-cooling system is essential. It reduces dust and ensures millimetric precision.

Portability:
A saw like our RIGA series must be easy to transport and stable once positioned, thanks to foldable legs and smooth sliding systems.

Expert advice:
Never force the blade’s feed rate. A good saw should “guide” the material naturally. If you hear the motor struggling, you’re probably using the wrong blade for that material.

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