EDMA completes its range of tools dedicated to façade construction with its new cutting table for bio-sourced insulation. The new EDMA cutting table for bio-sourced insulation is an excellent cutting jig made of stable and robust aluminum. It is equipped with 2 side rulers with adjustable angles as well as a cutting carriage, sliding on an adjustable guide and adjustable in depth.
Versatile, it allows different types of cuts (rectangle, angle and chamfered) for a height of 1.350 mm max. and a thickness of 300 mm max. – with electric saw.
It is sold with the 300 mm insulation knife (ref. 066455), whose bi-material handle is symmetrical. Its 2 different blade teeth allow it to be adapted to the type of insulation to be cut.
The cutting table for biosourced insulation, combined with the WOOLCUT electric saw (ref. 368755 sold separately), allows the cutting of natural fiber insulation (density < 90 kg/m3) such as wood fiber/wool, hemp , recycled cotton, but also rock wool, glass wool, polyurethane, polystyrene…
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