ID MS255SN [SLIDING TYPE] [10"] ELECTRIC MITRE SAW MACHINE [G-240V] - 30363
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Professional Sliding Mitre Saw Built for Precision, Power, and Jobsite Durability
The ID MS255SN 10" Sliding Mitre Saw is a 1800W professional-grade electric mitre saw machine engineered for precision crosscuts and angled cuts in wood and aluminium. Featuring a 255mm blade, sliding rail system, and a 100% copper motor, this heavy-duty mitre saw delivers consistent, repeatable accuracy for woodworking, carpentry, cabinetry, and construction applications. Rated at 220–240V (Type G plug), it is purpose-built for GCC, UK, and other markets operating on British standard voltage.
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- 1800W Copper-Wound Motor at 5200 RPM: The high-performance motor is wound with 100% copper wire rated to 200°C, ensuring it sustains heavy continuous loads without overheating or burnout — delivering consistent torque whether you're ripping through hardwood beams or cutting aluminium extrusions.
- 255mm Blade with 25.4/30mm Bore Compatibility: The max 255mm (10") blade diameter paired with dual bore sizing (25.4mm and 30mm) gives you flexibility to use a wide range of aftermarket blades, from fine-tooth finishing blades to aggressive ripping blades, without adapters.
- Full-Range Sliding Rail System for Wide Stock: The smooth sliding rail mechanism extends the cutting stroke beyond the blade diameter, allowing you to crosscut wider boards and panels in a single pass — a critical advantage over fixed-head mitre saws when working with wide timber or sheet goods.
- Mitre Cutting from 0° to 45° Left & Right: The adjustable mitre table locks precisely at any angle between 0° and 45° in both directions, enabling perfect 90° corner joints, 45° mitre joints for frames and mouldings, and any custom angle in between — with repeatable accuracy across production runs.
- 45° Left Bevel with Widened Stability Base: The 45° left bevel cutting capability combined with the widened, low-profile base ensures the machine stays planted during compound cuts, reducing vibration and improving cut quality — especially important when bevelling crown moulding or angled furniture components.
- Double Insulation & Auto-Stop Carbon Brush System: Built with double insulation to prevent any electrical contact between internal components and the outer housing, and equipped with an auto-stop carbon brush set that automatically cuts power when brushes wear to their limit — protecting both the motor and the operator.
- Type G (British 3-Pin) Plug — 220–240V / 50–60Hz: Factory-fitted with a Type G British standard plug and rated for 220–240V at 50/60Hz, making it immediately compatible with UAE, UK, and GCC power infrastructure — no adapters or rewiring required.
The ID MS255SN comes complete with everything needed for immediate operation: the machine unit, a user guide, an auto-stop carbon brush set, a dust collection bag, a spanner, an extension bar set, and a clamping block set. It carries double insulation certification for electrical safety compliance, making it suitable for professional and trade use across regulated markets.
General Purchase & Comparison Queries
Is the ID MS255SN suitable for use in the UAE and GCC countries?
Yes. The ID MS255SN is rated at 220–240V, 50/60Hz and comes factory-fitted with a Type G British 3-pin plug, which is the standard plug type used across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, and other GCC markets. No voltage converter or plug adapter is required — simply plug in and operate.
What is the difference between a sliding and a non-sliding mitre saw?
A sliding mitre saw like the MS255SN features a rail system that allows the blade head to travel forward and backward during the cut. This significantly increases the maximum cutting width compared to a fixed-head mitre saw of the same blade size. If you regularly work with wide boards, panels, or large-section timber, a sliding mitre saw is the more capable and versatile choice.
What materials can the ID MS255SN cut?
The MS255SN is designed primarily for wood and aluminium cutting. It handles softwoods, hardwoods, MDF, plywood, timber mouldings, and aluminium profiles with the appropriate blade. For aluminium cutting, use a dedicated non-ferrous metal cutting blade with a high tooth count and negative rake angle. It is not intended for cutting steel, masonry, or other hard materials.
Product-Specific and Usage Queries
What mitre and bevel angles does the MS255SN support?
The MS255SN supports a mitre cutting range of 0° to 45° in both left and right directions, allowing you to make precise angled crosscuts for corner joints, picture frames, skirting boards, and crown moulding. The bevel cutting capability is 45° to the left, enabling compound angle cuts where both the mitre and bevel are set simultaneously for complex joinery and moulding profiles.
What blade size and bore does this mitre saw use?
The MS255SN accepts blades up to 255mm (10") in diameter and is compatible with both 25.4mm and 30mm bore sizes. This dual-bore compatibility gives you access to a wide selection of aftermarket blades without needing a bore reducer ring. Always ensure the blade is rated for the no-load speed of 5200 RPM or higher before use.
Does the machine include dust collection?
Yes. The MS255SN includes a dust bag in the box for basic on-tool dust collection during operation. For workshop environments requiring higher dust extraction efficiency, the dust port can typically be connected to a compatible vacuum extractor or dust collector hose. Using dust collection is strongly recommended when cutting MDF or treated timber to minimise airborne particle exposure.
Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries
The saw blade is not cutting cleanly — what should I check?
Poor cut quality is most commonly caused by a dull or incorrect blade. Ensure you are using a blade appropriate for the material — a fine-tooth crosscut blade for clean wood cuts, or a non-ferrous blade for aluminium. Also check that the mitre and bevel angles are properly locked before cutting, the workpiece is firmly clamped using the included clamping block, and the sliding rail is moving smoothly without obstruction. A loose or worn blade can also cause tear-out — inspect the blade for missing or damaged teeth.
What happens when the carbon brushes wear out?
The MS255SN is equipped with an auto-stop carbon brush system. When the carbon brushes reach the end of their service life, the auto-stop mechanism automatically cuts power to the motor, preventing damage to the armature and commutator. The machine will simply stop operating. Replace the brushes with the included spare auto-stop carbon set or source compatible replacements. This is a routine maintenance item and does not indicate a fault with the motor.
The machine vibrates excessively during operation — how do I fix this?
Excessive vibration is typically caused by one of three issues: a damaged or unbalanced blade (inspect and replace if teeth are missing or the blade is warped), an improperly secured workpiece (use the included clamping block to firmly fix the material before cutting), or the machine being placed on an uneven or unstable surface. The MS255SN's widened base is designed for stability — ensure all four feet are in full contact with a flat, solid workbench or stand before operating.
Machine (1 Pcs), Guide Book (1 Pcs), Auto-stop Carbon Set (1 Pair), Dust Bag (1 Pcs), Spanner (1 Pcs), Extension Bar (1 Set), Clamping Block (1 Set)