iQMS362 CE
Operator’s Manual
888-274-7744
www.iqpowertools.com
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BLADES
General
The iQMS362
™
dry cutting masonry saw utilizes
a specially designed diamond blade with a Q-Drive
Arbor hole. The 16.5” (420mm) Q-Drive dry cutting
blade uses a proprietary composition of diamond
concentration and metal type to make a blade that
cuts cool while reducing vibration and movement.
The specially designed blade works in conjunction
with the vacuum flow to keep the blade and the
material cool while cutting.
The iQMS362 16.5” (420mm) dry cutting blades
with Q-Drive Arbor hole can be purchased from your
local iQ Power Tools dealer or directly from iQ Power
Tools by calling 888-274-7744, or through our
website at www.iQpowertools.com
The Q-Drive Arbor hole shape also fits a standard
1” (25mm) round blade shaft for versatility.
BLADES CAN BREAK AND
CAUSE
SERIOUS
INJURIES
TO THE USER. DIAMOND BLADES CAN BECOME VERY
HOT WHEN NOT USED PROPERLY. AN OVERHEATED BLADE
MAY CAUSE DEFORMATION OF THE BLADE, RESULTING IN
DAMAGE AND INJURIES.
WARNING!
Blades for Different Materials
The iQMS362
™
dry cutting masonry saw is
supplied with specially designed 16.5” (420mm)
Dry Cutting Combination Blade with Q-Drive Arbor
hole that is engineered to cut masonry, concrete
and stone products.
Blade selection should be made according to the
material being cut. Ask your local dealer for help in
choosing the right product.
NOTE:
Machines are designed for use with rotating diamond
cutting-off wheel with a continuous rim and/or
segmented rim.
Only iQ blades in 16” (420mm) Q-Drive are allowed.
BLADE VIBRATIONS
• The blade can become out of round and
vibrate if too high of a feed pressure is used.
• A lower feed pressure can stop the vibration.
Otherwise replace the blade.
SHARPENING DIAMOND BLADES
• Always use a sharp diamond blade.
• Diamond blades can become dull when
the wrong feeding pressure is used or
when cutting certain materials such as
very hard material. Working with a dull
diamond blade causes overheating, which
can result in the diamond segments
coming loose.
• Sharpen the blade by using a dressing
stone or by cutting in a soft material such
as sandstone or soft brick.
TRANSPORT AND STORAGE
• Remove the blade before transportation
or storage of the machine.
• Store the blade in a dry place.
• Inspect new blades for transport
or storage damage.
NEVER USE A BLADE FOR ANY
OTHER MATERIAL THAN THAT IT
WAS INTENDED FOR. CUTTING PLASTICS WITH A DIAMOND
BLADE CAN CAUSE KICKBACK WHEN THE MATERIAL
MELTS DUE TO THE HEAT PRODUCED WHEN CUTTING AND
STICKING TO THE BLADE. NEVER CUT PLASTIC MATERIALS
WITH A DIAMOND BLADE!
WARNING!
6.1
Q-Drive
Arbor
