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In building construction, accurate cutting of metal parts, rods, and steel bars is essential for both structural quality and strength. The Manual Cutting Machine is still among the most dependable equipment in providing accuracy with less effort. Unlike hydraulic or electric machines, it is entirely manual, using a straightforward lever mechanism to multiply human force, allowing workers to cut rebar efficiently and effectively.

We, at Subhi Enterprises, understand that construction workers need machines that are long-lasting as well as easy to operate. Our Manual Cutting Machines are constructed from strong steel, come equipped with hardened cutting blades, and have ergonomically designed lever handles to prevent operator fatigue. They are lightweight, require no maintenance, and are built to last, thus ideal for small to medium-sized construction sites throughout India.

The benefits of employing a Manual Cutting Machine are evident. It does not consume any electricity, fuel, or complicated maintenance. Its size is portable, making it convenient to transport to construction sites, and its accuracy avoids wastage of material. In residential housing schemes and road construction, this machine is capable of serving various applications.

Safety is also at the forefront. All machines feature anti-slip handles, stable base plates, and secure blade alignment to let operators work safely and proficiently. With regular cleaning, lubrication, and inspection of the blades, these machines can go on for years, giving excellent value.

Selecting a Manual Cutting Machine from Subhi Enterprises promises a balance of efficiency, safety, and affordability. For contractors in need of precise cuts, minimised material wastage, and an effective tool for day-to-day operations, the machine is the best solution.

Rebar cutters are important tools in construction work sites, particularly in mid-rise and high-rise structures that rely upon alloy rebar for support. Rebar, also called reinforcing bars, arrive at the work-site in standardized lengths, and it is usually up to the workmen to alter the steel bars based on their specifications and requirements.

Rebar cutters are used to cut reinforcing steel bars into smaller pieces. Rebar, when coupled with concrete, gives buildings improved integrity and tensile strength and allow architects to design structures impossible to build without the support provided by rebar. Rebar is so strong it's extremely tough to cut it using regular power tools. Tools like rebar cutters do so.

There are several types of rebar cutters. Some rebar cutters rely on the manual power of the user while others use a power source, either from the mains or from batteries.

Rebar cutters can be fatal when mishandled. Listed below are a few tips to ensure the proper and safe usage of a rebar cutter.

1. Inspect the rebar

Cutting portions of rebar could result in the cut bits flying outwards. This poses a threat to fragile materials such as glass to neighbouring people, and to the user.

Do not cut rebar that's denser, thinner or thicker than what your rebar cutter is designed to cut. Cutting rebar that doesn't fall within the limits of the cutter's specifications may damage the instrument and pose a hazard.

2. Wear proper safety equipment

Always wear personal safety gear when using tools like a rebar cutter. Standard safety equipment includes eye goggles, mask, safety helmet, impact-resistant work boots and gloves.

Don't wear clothing, jewellery and items that are dangling since they could get caught up in the moving components. Tie your hair up.

3. Put up safety displays

Put up a security screen to shield people while utilizing a rebar cutter. Cut rebar can shoot out at fast rates and possibly harm or impale those in the area. When working in elevated locations like on scaffolding, put up a safety screen around the perimeter.

4. Maintain a balanced base

Particularly when working from a scaffold, keep proper footing and balance when cutting rebar. Do not trim or cut rebar in wet or windy conditions.

Ensure that the rebar cutter is secured to the scaffolding using a safety rope. A falling rebar cutter can damage the construction and severely injure people.

5. Maintain the tool dry

Construction is generally suspended during damp or rainy weather, and rebar cutting is no exception. Never cut rebar if your hands are wet or moist. This lessens the likelihood of electrocution and slippage.

6. Clear the area

The area should be free of others and creatures. You typically don't have to do so if you run in a secure building site, but if you are working in an open environment, maintaining a safety zone is vital in ensuring the protection of everybody. Don't let people play with a rebar cutter.

7. Unplug the tool

Check if the rebar cutter is disconnected from a power socket before cleaning, servicing and making alterations to the settings. Disconnect the cutter's plug by gently pulling the cable. Ensure that the cutter is switched off before plugging the device in.

8. Store properly