3kw Pure Copper Motor Electric Rebar Cutting Machine Diameter 4-32mm Threaded Rebar Cutting Machine

According to the specification sheet, the machine cuts rebar with a diameter of 4–28 mm and round steel of 4–32 mm. The product title also mentions 4–32 mm for rebar — please confirm the exact model/capacity with the seller before ordering if you require the full 4–32 mm range for rebar.

The product title lists a 4 kW pure copper motor, while the specifications show Power (kW): 3. There is an inconsistency in the listing. Please confirm the motor power with the supplier or on the order confirmation before purchase.

The machine is offered in 220 V, 380 V and 415 V options. Typically 380 V and 415 V models are three-phase; 220 V may be single- or three-phase depending on configuration. Confirm the phase and wiring requirements with the supplier and your electrician before installation.

Weight: 288 kg. Dimensions (L×W×H): 1350 mm × 470 mm × 800 mm. Because of its weight and size, use appropriate lifting equipment for transport and installation.

Yes — the machine is capable of cutting rebar that already has threads or couplers. It is a cutting machine only and does not provide threading functionality.

Core components listed are the motor (pure copper), gearbox and pressure vessel (hydraulic system). These are the primary systems responsible for power, transmission and cutting force.

Always wear appropriate PPE (safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection). Ensure the machine is properly anchored, do not exceed the rated cutting diameter, keep hands clear of the cutting area, and disconnect power before maintenance or blade changes. Follow the operator manual and local safety regulations.

Typical steps: secure the machine and connect the correct voltage, clamp the rebar in the cutting fixture, start the machine with the control switch, engage the cutting operation until the cut is complete, then release and remove the cut piece. Refer to the supplied user manual or video inspection for model-specific operating instructions.

Regular maintenance includes keeping the machine clean, checking and topping up hydraulic fluid or oil as specified, inspecting and replacing worn cutting blades, checking bolts/connections, and periodic inspection of the motor and gearbox. Follow the maintenance schedule in the machine manual and use recommended lubricants and parts.

Spare parts such as cutting blades, motors, gearboxes and seals are generally available from the manufacturer or supplier. Contact the seller to confirm availability, part numbers, and lead times.

The listing states a comprehensive machinery test report is provided and a video outgoing inspection is available for quality assurance. Request the test report and outgoing inspection video for your serial number or unit before shipment.

It can be used in small workshops, but note the machine’s weight (288 kg), power requirements and industrial design. Ensure you have proper power supply, lifting equipment and safety setup. For light DIY use a smaller, lighter cutter may be more practical.

Cutting speed depends on material type and diameter — smaller diameters cut significantly faster than larger ones. The listing does not provide exact cycle times; request a cutting-speed chart or demonstration video from the supplier for the diameters you intend to use.

Given the machine’s weight and size, it is normally crated and shipped via freight. Ask the supplier for packaging details, shipping dimensions, palletization and whether lift-on/lift-off or tailgate delivery is included.

The listing indicates multiple voltage options. For other customizations (motor power, control options, automation), contact the manufacturer/supplier to discuss available configurations, lead times and pricing.