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ID RS30 [N SERIES] ELECTRIC RECIPROCATING SAW MACHINE [G-240V] - 26197

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The ID RS30 N Series Electric Reciprocating Saw is a professional-grade 1100W reciprocating saw machine engineered for demanding demolition, construction, plumbing, and electrical work. Delivering up to 2800 strokes per minute with a 28mm stroke length, this heavy-duty sawzall cuts through wood up to 115mm (4.5") and steel up to 15mm (0.60") with precision and power. Fitted with a Type G British 3-Pin plug and rated at 220–240V, it is purpose-built for GCC and UK market professionals.

Key Features Perfect For
  • 1100W High-Efficiency N Series Motor
  • Variable Speed Trigger (800–2800 SPM)
  • 8-Way Adjustable Rotating Handle
  • Tool-Free Quick-Release Blade Chuck
  • Anti-Vibration System with Switch Lock
  • Demolition & Renovation Work
  • Cutting Metal Pipes & Structural Steel
  • Timber, Hardwood & Plywood Cutting
  • Plumbing & Electrical Installations
  • Overhead & Angular Cuts in Tight Spaces

Built to Outlast — The Professional's Reciprocating Saw for Every Cut

  • 1100W N Series High-Efficiency Motor: The high-performance N Series power assembly delivers sustained torque at 220–240V, rated at 50/60Hz, driving through dense hardwoods, metal pipes, structural studs, and masonry panels without stalling under heavy site loads — making it the go-to heavy-duty reciprocating saw for professional tradespeople.
  • Variable Speed Control (800–2800 SPM) with Adjustable Wheel: The responsive variable speed trigger is seamlessly coupled with an adjustable speed control wheel, allowing the operator to dial in the precise stroke output for each material — slow and controlled for metal, fast and aggressive for wood — maximising blade life and cut quality across applications.
  • 8-Way Rotating Rear Handle for Ergonomic Control: The rear grip features an integrated release switch that allows the handle to rotate across 8 indexed orientations, giving the operator optimal structural control and ergonomic positioning for challenging overhead cuts, angular demolition work, and confined-space applications where a fixed grip would compromise safety and accuracy.
  • Tool-Free Quick-Release Blade Chuck System: The twisting quick-release chuck adapter enables rapid blade swaps on site without any additional keys or hex wrenches — switching between the included wood cutting reciprocating blade and metal cutting reciprocating blade in seconds, minimising downtime during multi-material jobs.
  • Anti-Vibration System with Continuous-Run Switch Lock: The integrated anti-vibration mechanism significantly reduces operator fatigue during extended cutting sessions, while the side-mounted switch lock button enables safe continuous-run operation during prolonged layout cuts — a critical feature for professional site use where sustained output is required.
  • Adjustable Depth Foot Guide Plate: The front foot guide plate assembly can be extended or retracted using the included hex key by loosening the front anchor bolts, allowing the operator to control blade exposure depth for maximised blade longevity, improved cut stability, and reduced material tear-out on sensitive surfaces.
  • Double Insulation & Dust-Proof Construction: Engineered with double insulation to ensure electrical components never contact the outer casing, and a dust-proof housing that protects internal components from particulate ingress on active construction sites — extending service life and maintaining consistent performance in harsh environments.

The ID RS30 is supplied with a machine, guide book, hex wrench, wood cutting reciprocating blade, and metal cutting reciprocating blade — everything needed to begin cutting immediately on site. This unit carries CE (Machine Test), CB (Comprehensive Machine Test), and RoHS (Raw Materials Test) certifications, confirming compliance with international safety, electromagnetic, and environmental standards for professional power tools.

General Purchase & Comparison Queries

What makes the ID RS30 different from a standard reciprocating saw?

The ID RS30 N Series goes beyond a basic reciprocating saw with its 1100W high-efficiency motor, 8-way rotating handle, tool-free quick-release chuck, and anti-vibration system — features typically found only on premium professional-grade tools. The combination of a variable speed trigger with an adjustable speed control wheel gives operators precise material-matched control that standard single-speed or basic variable-speed saws cannot offer.

Is the ID RS30 compatible with standard reciprocating saw blades?

Yes. The ID RS30 uses a universal quick-release chuck system compatible with standard reciprocating saw blades available in the market. It ships with two blades included — a wood cutting reciprocating blade and a metal cutting reciprocating blade — so you can begin work immediately without purchasing additional accessories.

What plug type does the ID RS30 use and which markets is it suited for?

The ID RS30 is fitted with a Type G British 3-Pin plug and rated at 220–240V, 50/60Hz, making it directly compatible with power outlets across the UAE, GCC countries, UK, and other markets using Type G sockets. No adapter is required for standard site use in these regions.

Product-Specific and Usage Queries

What is the maximum cutting capacity of the ID RS30?

The ID RS30 delivers a maximum cutting depth of 115mm (4.5 inches) in wood and 15mm (0.60 inches) in steel, with a 28mm stroke length and a stroke speed range of 800 to 2800 SPM. These specifications make it capable of handling structural timber, hardwood boards, metal pipes, conduit, and sheet steel encountered in construction and demolition environments.

How does the 8-way adjustable handle improve usability on site?

The 8-way rotating rear handle features an integrated release switch that allows the grip to be repositioned across 8 indexed orientations. This is particularly valuable for overhead cuts, cuts in confined spaces, and angled demolition work where a fixed-position handle would force the operator into an awkward or unsafe posture. Repositioning the handle keeps the tool balanced and the operator in control regardless of the cutting angle.

Can the ID RS30 be used for extended continuous cutting sessions?

Yes. The ID RS30 includes a continuous-run switch lock button on the side of the handle frame that locks the power on during extended cutting periods, eliminating the need to maintain trigger pressure. Combined with the anti-vibration system that reduces fatigue, and the dust-proof housing that protects the motor during prolonged site use, the RS30 is designed for sustained professional operation.

Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries

The blade is wearing out quickly — what can I do?

Premature blade wear is usually caused by running the saw at too high a speed for the material or having excessive blade exposure. Use the adjustable speed control wheel to reduce stroke speed when cutting metal, and adjust the foot guide plate by loosening the front anchor bolts with the included hex key to limit blade exposure — this improves blade stability, reduces flex, and extends blade longevity significantly. Always match the blade type to the material: use the included metal cutting blade for steel and the wood cutting blade for timber.

The saw feels difficult to control during overhead or angled cuts — how do I fix this?

This is typically resolved by repositioning the 8-way adjustable rear handle. Press the integrated release switch on the handle and rotate it to the orientation that best aligns your grip with the cutting direction. For overhead work, rotating the handle 90 degrees often provides significantly better leverage and control. Ensure the foot plate is flush against the workpiece for added stability before beginning the cut.

How do I change the blade quickly without tools on site?

The ID RS30 features a tool-free twisting quick-release chuck adapter. To change the blade, ensure the tool is switched off and unplugged. Grip the chuck collar and twist to release — the blade will disengage without requiring any hex wrenches or keys. Insert the new blade into the chuck, twist to lock, and confirm it is seated securely before resuming work. This system allows rapid blade changes between the included wood and metal cutting blades with no additional tools required.