Track Sawing:

Track saws powered by electric, hydraulic or air motors can be used in any environment and once set up can even continue working in tidal situations with remote controlled operation.

Saws generally have a blade capacity capable of giving cutting depths of 500mm but can be set up to achieve 800mm cutting depths. 

Primarily used in situations where wall saws and floor saws cannot gain access or for one off window and door openings.

If you're looking to place new doorways and windows in walls then track sawing is the way to go for precision cutting.

Both vertical and horizontal cuts are possible and everything is extremely accurate. In fact, this form of sawing can also facilitate the efficient knocking down of an awkward wall, or can be successful in reducing its height.

This method can also be used to cut floor slabs when space is at a premium and floor sawing simply isn't possible because of health and safety regulations. Even if you required a staircase reduced in width, then track sawing will get the job done quickly. There are many uses for this method of sawing and we only use the best in equipment.

Track sawing is a method typically used to make long, extremely precise vertical and horizontal cuts in walls for a wide variety of applications that can include new openings for doorways and windows, long horizontal cuts to lower the height of an existing wall or fast and effective removal of a wall altogether.

Track saws can also be put to use on floor slabs and any other flat surfaces where floor sawing may not be an option due to a lack of space to safely manoeuvre a floor saw or insufficient ventilation that is required when using conventional floor sawing equipment. It is also possible to reduce the width of staircases using this method of diamond sawing.