CC1000 Small Joint Cutting Saw – Gas & Electric – 8″ Blade Capacity
$4,268.33
CC1000 Small Joint Cutting Saw – Gas & Electric – 8″ Blade Capacity is part of our early entry concrete saws selection from Diamond Products.
- Equipment type: Concrete Joint Saw
CC1000 Small Joint Cutting Saw – Gas & Electric – 8″ Blade Capacity
CC1000 Small Joint Cutting Saw – Gas & Electric – 8″ Blade Capacity is part of our early entry concrete saws selection from Diamond Products.
Plan your cutting, drilling, mixing or surface work around the machine’s listed operating requirements. Match the tooling and utility supply to the task before purchase.
Equipment details
- 8 in cutting capacity supports the intended blade or bar setup
- 3,800 rpm shaft or chain speed detail for matching tooling and application
- Built for early-entry control joints that help reduce random cracking
- Compact format supports fast work after finishing green concrete
- Useful for sidewalks, commercial slabs, driveways, and flatwork
- Electric power configuration for matching site conditions
- Site utility or fuel: Electric
- Tooling or working setup: 8 in
Check the configuration
Use the Additional information tab to review the listed specifications. Confirm the model, included components and site requirements against the manufacturer documentation before ordering. Optional accessories or configurations must be identified separately; an image alone does not establish what is included.
| Brand |
Diamond Products |
|---|---|
| Equipment type |
Concrete Joint Saw |
| Model |
CC1000 |
| Cut Direction |
Up Cut |
| Catalog Number |
47104 |
| Part Number |
5800552 |
| Blade capacity |
8 in |
| Max cutting depth |
2-1/4 in |
| Blade shaft rpm |
3,800 rpm |
| Blade shaft diameter |
1 in |
| Arbor diameter |
1 in or optional 5/8 in |
| Frame |
1/8 in steel |
| Power source |
Electric |
Free shipping across the USA
Heavy equipment shipping generally takes 10 to 21 days after order placement. Small items may travel by parcel carrier; larger machines and trailers require freight coordination.
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Inspect the shipment before signing where possible. Photograph damage, retain all packaging and pallets, and report freight damage within 48 hours. Contact us before returning any equipment.
