Spitznas Reciprocating Saw for Hazardous Cutting

What Is the Spitznas Reciprocating Saw Used For?

The Spitznas reciprocating saw is built for ATEX-certified environments where spark-free, low-vibration cutting is essential. Available in pneumatic, hydraulic and electric versions, it supports operations across offshore rigs, refineries and high-risk maintenance areas.

Why Choose a Spitznas Reciprocating Saw?

• ATEX-certified for Zone 1 & 2 environments
• Available in pneumatic, hydraulic and electric versions
• Vibration-safe at < 2.5 m/s²
• Aluminium or Zamak construction for durability
• Powerful cutting for metal, plastic and composite materials
• Safety features include lever or twist throttle with interlocks
• Adaptable clamp systems for various applications

Pneumatic Spitznas Reciprocating Saw

Ideal for explosive zones, these air-powered saws are certified as:

II2G Ex h IIB T5 Gb and I M2 Ex h I Mb

Specifications:

• Power: 1.1 kW
• Stroke Length: 60 mm
• Operating Pressure: 6 bar
• Air Consumption: 1.45 m³/min
• Noise Level: 76 dB(A)
• Weight: 7.0–10.6 kg

Applications:

• Oil and gas
• Mining
• Utilities
• Petrochemical maintenance

Hydraulic Spitznas Reciprocating Saw

Suitable for underwater and high-torque tasks, these saws are built for open hydraulic circuits.

Specifications:

• Power: 2.8 kW
• Stroke Length: 60 mm
• Operating Pressure: 140 bar
• Volume Flow: 10–50 l/min
• Noise Level: ≤ 70 dB(A)
• Weight: 10.5–13.0 kg

Applications:

• Underwater cutting
• Demolition
• Offshore engineering
• Confined space operations

Electric Spitznas Reciprocating Saw

Used for light to medium-duty applications in controlled industrial zones.

Specifications:

• Power: 1.2 kW
• Stroke Speed: 60–500 strokes/min
• Voltage: 110V or 230V
• Protection Class: IP20
• Weight: 7.5 kg

Applications:

• Maintenance shops
• Industrial cutting of plastics and softer materials

FAQs – Spitznas Reciprocating Saws

1. Are Spitznas reciprocating saws ATEX certified?

Yes, all versions are ATEX-certified for safe use in Zones 1 and 2.

2. Which drive types are available?

Spitznas saws come in pneumatic, hydraulic and electric versions.

3. Can Spitznas saws be used underwater?

Hydraulic versions are suitable for underwater and open-circuit use.

4. Are these saws low vibration?

Yes, all models operate below 2.5 m/s² for operator safety.

5. What materials can be cut?

They are ideal for cutting metals, plastics and composites.

Trusted in High-Risk Industries

Spitznas reciprocating saws are the go-to solution for ATEX-certified cutting in:

• Oil and gas facilities
• Petrochemical plants
• Offshore platforms
• Mining operations
• Shipyards and confined maintenance spaces

📩 Contact Maxim Power Tools for enquiries or to place your order:

Email: enquiries@maximpowertools.com

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