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Watch Pedrazzoli Cold Saws in Action
See Pedrazzoli cold saws and band saws in operation before choosing your machine. These demonstrations come from the Pedrazzoli USA and Ercolina-USA / CML USA YouTube channels. Check the current model specifications and quoted options; equipment shown in a video may differ from today’s supplied configuration.
Pedrazzoli Super Brown 350 MRM Manual Circular Cold Saw | Demonstration
The best available series of cold saws on the market.
An established industrial brand, backed by CML USA’s U.S.-based application guidance, parts and service. IBP Pedrazzoli was founded in 1948.
All cold saw models in stock for delivery
First-time buyer incentives available. Trade-in allowance for your current saw, any make, subject to evaluation.
Send your saw’s make, model, condition and photos for a trade-in review. Ask for applicable incentives and the trade-in allowance in your written quote. Confirm the required electrical configuration, freight, taxes and delivery scheduling with CML USA.
*Catalog capacity for 4-inch round stock at a straight cut. Verify capacity for your material, section shape and miter angle. Confirm electrical configuration, included equipment, freight and taxes with sales. Prices are suggested list prices and may change.
Saw Models for Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Cutting
Pedrazzoli offers saw models for both ferrous and non-ferrous cutting applications. Whether your shop cuts steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass or copper, CML USA can help select a suitable machine and cutting setup for your material, section size and production needs.
Ferrous materials: steel and stainless steel require a suitable blade, cutting speed, feed rate and coolant or lubrication strategy for the alloy and section.
Non-ferrous materials: aluminum, brass and copper require material-specific blade geometry, cutting conditions and secure workholding. A setup chosen for steel is not automatically the right choice for aluminum.
Material capability varies by model and configuration; not every saw is intended for every metal. Confirm the machine’s approved application, blade, speed range, capacity and lubrication requirements before ordering. Tell us your alloy, tube wall thickness or solid-stock dimensions, cut angle and expected daily volume so we can recommend the right solution.
Compare Manual, Semi-Automatic and Automatic Cold Saws
Compare these three Super Brown configurations for metal tube, pipe and profiles. The capacities below are catalog round-section values at a straight cut, not universal capacities for every material or miter angle.
Source: the catalog sheets linked from each model page. Match blade, speed, coolant and workholding to the material. Confirm electrical service, miter capacity, feeding equipment and availability with CML USA before ordering. Optional feeding equipment is not included simply because a machine is semi-automatic.
Compare Pedrazzoli industrial cold saws for metal cutting, from manual machines for varied fabrication jobs to semi-automatic cold saws and automatic systems for repeat production. The range includes machines for tube, pipe and profiles; select the blade, cutting capacity and automation for your material.
What Is a Cold Saw for Metal?
A cold saw for metal uses a toothed circular blade to shear off chips rather than grind through stock with an abrasive wheel. Conventional industrial steel-cutting cold saws combine comparatively low blade speed, cutting torque and rigid workholding. Appropriate coolant or lubrication helps manage heat, clear chips and support blade life. Much of the cutting heat leaves with the chips, but the blade, chips and workpiece can still be hot.
Why choose one? For suitable tube, pipe, profiles and bar, a correctly selected and maintained cold saw can deliver square, repeatable cuts with a smooth finish and minimal burr, reducing downstream cleanup. Suitable solid HSS blades can often be professionally resharpened. These benefits depend on material, blade, feed, clamping and machine condition—not simply the saw name.
Which blade and speed? HSS and carbide-tipped blades are application-specific, not interchangeable upgrades. Do not apply one generic RPM range to steel, stainless steel and aluminum. Compare the Super Brown models for appropriate ferrous applications and the Perris range for suitable high-speed non-ferrous cutting. Read our cold saw operation and tube-preparation guide for heat, coolant, blade-service and safe-handling considerations.
Manual, semi-automatic or automatic? Manual cold saws give the operator direct control of the cutting head. Semi-automatic saws use controlled head movement and clamping. Automatic saws add material feeding for repeat cuts. Compare the models below, and read our Cold Saw vs. Band Saw guide if you are choosing between cutting processes.
Power options: Pedrazzoli’s cold saw range includes single-phase and three-phase electrical configurations, depending on the model. Tell us what electrical service your shop has when requesting a quote. Confirm the voltage and phase for the exact machine.
Looking for a metal cold saw for sale? Request a quotation matched to your stock dimensions, cut lengths and production needs. CML USA in Davenport, Iowa provides U.S. sales and support; confirm your machine configuration and availability with us.
Key Benefits of Cold Saws for Metal Cutting
Clean, accurate cuts with less finishing: A properly selected blade and well-supported workpiece can produce a smooth cut with minimal burr. This can reduce secondary cleanup, but inspect each cut and deburr where needed. Chamfering or weld-edge preparation may still be required by the part drawing.
Less heat and fewer sparks than abrasive cutting: A toothed cold-saw blade removes chips rather than grinding through the stock. With correct cutting conditions, this generally reduces heat discoloration and the shower of sparks associated with an abrasive wheel. It is not a guarantee of zero sparks, zero heat or silent operation.
Efficient preparation for the next operation: Much of the cutting heat leaves with the chips, helping keep the workpiece relatively cool. Consistent blank lengths and clean reference ends support welding, assembly and tube-bending preparation. Check temperature and sharp edges before handling; do not assume a freshly cut part or chip is safe to touch.
Straight and miter cutting: Depending on the model, head or vise adjustment allows angled cuts for frames and fabricated assemblies. Verify left- and right-hand angle limits and the capacity at your actual angle; not every machine cuts 45 degrees in both directions.
Common Cold Saw Applications
Cold sawing is useful in industrial manufacturing, welding preparation, general fabrication and automotive repair or custom fabrication shops. Typical applications include:
Steel pipe and tubing: Preparing square, rectangular and round tube blanks for welded structures, handrails and bending.
Structural sections and solid bar: Cutting angle, channel and bar stock when the selected saw has the appropriate material rating, capacity and secure workholding. A published tube capacity is not automatically the machine’s solid-bar capacity.
Aluminum and other non-ferrous materials: Preparing profiles and components with a suitable machine, blade, speed and lubrication. Aluminum, copper and brass need application-specific selection; do not assume one steel-cutting setup suits them all. Review the Perris 350 SA and Perris 350 AP for aluminum applications and confirm other alloys with CML USA.
Start with the Super Brown models above. Choose manual operation for varied jobs, a semi-automatic cycle for controlled cutting and clamping, or an automatic step feeder for repeated cut lengths.
For steel fabrication using hydraulic upcut sawing, compare the HB 450 SA ferrous metal upcut cold saw for steel tube, pipe and profiles. It offers vertical hydraulic clamping, a 450 mm blade and a catalog straight-cut round capacity of 5.9 inches. Confirm material, wall thickness and miter capacity for your job.
IBP Pedrazzoli was founded in 1948. Today, the Super Brown line offers manual, semi-automatic and automatic cold saws for fabrication and production, backed by CML USA sales, application guidance and support in Davenport, Iowa.
Backed by CML USA’s U.S.-based application guidance, parts and service support for your Pedrazzoli cold saw.
A competitive alternative to major industrial cold-saw brands: compare the specified machine, workholding, automation and support—not only the initial purchase price. Choose the configuration that supports your cut-quality requirements and production workflow.
Automatic Material Feeding for Repeat Cold Saw Cuts
Super Brown 350/60 SA shown with the optional PD100 automatic feed system. The feeder and associated material-handling equipment are quoted separately from the base saw.
Program the length. Let the automatic feeder position the material.
Automatic positioning: a DC servo motor and rack-and-pinion drive move the material; linear encoder feedback verifies positioning.
Less repetitive measuring: programmed lengths reduce the need to measure and mark stock between each cut.
Choose the table length: the catalog lists 10-foot and 20-foot feed-table options, with exit-side roller supports available separately.
Match the complete system to the job: confirm material support, clamping, saw integration, cut lengths and operating sequence with CML USA. Automatic feeding does not mean unattended material loading.
Another automatic option: the Super Brown 350 AP includes a step feeder for automatic stock positioning and repeat cutting. Compare the AP configuration with the 350/60 SA plus optional PD100 to select the arrangement that fits your parts and production.
Super Brown features that support the cutting process
The August 2026 catalog lists 15–90 RPM variable blade speed for the Super Brown 350/60 MRM, 350/60 SA and 350 AP. On the 350/60 SA, adjustable pneumatic downfeed and return, pneumatic workholding with an anti-burr device, and coolant equipment help support controlled cutting with minimal secondary cleanup. Select blade speed, tooth pitch and feed to suit the material and section; check each cut for burrs rather than assuming it needs no deburring.
Source: Pedrazzoli USA Saw Catalog, August 2026, pages 4–6 and 24–25. Confirm the supplied configuration with CML USA. Encoder specifications do not guarantee finished-part cutting accuracy.
What Comes With Your Cold Saw? Compare Features and Confirm the Quote
Choose the cutting cycle that fits your work, then confirm the complete supplied package. These published model features help you compare the Super Brown range; your written quotation should identify the exact machine, electrical version and included equipment.
Published features—not a substitute for the final supplied-equipment list
Automatic cutting cycle, step feeder and pneumatic vise.
The step feeder positions stock for repeat cutting. Confirm the permitted cut lengths, material dimensions and stock-support arrangement.
Need single-phase power? The October 1, 2026 price list includes a Super Brown 350 MRM, 240V single-phase configuration at $11,300 suggested list (part number 7.188.04.41). This is a separate listing from the $10,200 three-phase 350/60 MRM. Confirm the exact model and configuration with CML USA; single-phase does not mean a standard 120V outlet.
Ask for these items in your written quotation
Exact machine: model, part number, voltage and phase, plus installation and compressed-air requirements where applicable.
Blade and coolant: whether a blade and initial cutting fluid are included, the blade specification for your material, and recommended spare blades.
Supplied equipment: base or stand, vise, stock stop, guards and coolant equipment for the quoted configuration.
Options: infeed/outfeed supports, digital measuring stops, automatic feeding, setup assistance or training—itemized rather than assumed included.
Purchase offers: applicable first-time-buyer incentives and the assessed allowance for your existing saw. Confirm whether offers can be combined.
Delivered cost and timing: freight, taxes, unloading arrangements and a confirmed dispatch or delivery schedule for the selected configuration.
Warranty and service: written coverage, exclusions, service arrangements and blade-sharpening details. Warranty terms should be confirmed before purchase.
Send your cutting requirements—not just a model number
Tell CML USA your material grade, section shape, outside dimensions, wall thickness, required cut lengths and angles, tolerances, pieces per shift and available electrical service. If you are trading in a saw, include its make, model, condition and photos when discussing the quote with sales.
CML USA provides application guidance, spare parts and blade-sharpening support from Davenport, Iowa. Ask about a sample-cut demonstration using your actual material; evaluate finish, squareness, burrs and the complete handling-and-cutting cycle.
Compare these published suggested list prices for the specified electrical configurations. Request a configured quote for the final machine, equipment and delivery details.
CML USA suggested pricing effective October 1, 2026. Prices in USD.
Model
Electrical configuration
Part number
Suggested list price
Super Brown 350/60 MRM
240V 3ph
7.188.02.41
$10,200
Super Brown 350/60 MRM
480V 3ph
7.188.02.55
$10,200
Super Brown 350 MRM (single-phase listing)
240V 1ph
7.188.04.41
$11,300
Super Brown 350/60 SA
240V 3ph
7.188.22.41
$11,900
Super Brown 350/60 SA
480V 3ph
7.188.22.55
$11,900
Super Brown 350 AP
240V 3ph
7.187.32.41
$31,900
Super Brown 350 AP
480V 3ph
7.187.32.55
$31,900
Other cold saws listed in the same price list: Super Brown 2000 MRM: $9,600 (240V or 480V 3ph); Perris 350SA: $13,900 (240V or 480V 3ph); HB450SA Horizon Brown: $87,000 (230V or 480V 3ph). Models or configurations not priced here require a quote.
First-time buyer incentives available. Ask sales for details and a configured quote.
The single-phase machine is listed as Super Brown 350 MRM in the price list; confirm the exact version and part number before ordering. Prices are suggested list prices, not incentive-adjusted quotes. Confirm included equipment, optional accessories, freight, taxes and delivery arrangements with CML USA. The price list reserves the right to change prices and specifications without notice.
Manual: evaluate the Super Brown 350/60 MRM for varied jobs and smaller batches where the operator controls the head and positions the stock.
Semi-automatic: evaluate the 350/60 SA when a powered head cycle and pneumatic clamping suit the workload. Confirm whether a separate material feed is needed and included.
Automatic: evaluate the 350 AP with step feeder when repeat cut lengths and production quantity justify automatic material positioning.
Compare the cost per acceptable part, including operator handling, setup, blade service, coolant, secondary deburring and rejects—not just the machine purchase price. Ask the quotation to separate the saw, included blade and equipment, optional feed or measuring systems, stock supports, freight and setup requirements. Confirm voltage, phase, capacity at your cut angle, lead time and warranty terms for the exact configuration.
CML USA in Davenport, Iowa provides U.S. sales and support. Cold-saw blades and spare parts are stocked in Davenport, and blade sharpening is available. Confirm the specific blade or part and its availability with our team.
Use the cutting demonstrations below to review the workflow, then ask about a demonstration matched to your application. Send material, section shape and dimensions, wall thickness, cut length, angle, tolerance, pieces per shift and available electrical service. Ask your quotation to identify included equipment, optional feeding systems, current lead time, freight and setup requirements.
What Should a Sample Cut Demonstrate?
Ask for a trial using your actual material and section. Record the saw model, blade specification, material grade, wall thickness, cut angle and required tolerance. Evaluate cut length and squareness, inspect both internal and external burrs, and include handling and any required cleanup when comparing cycle time. A demonstration on different stock is useful context, not proof of the same results on your part.
For tube going to a mandrel bender, inspect and deburr both edges as required and remove loose chips before loading. Review the cold saw advantages and tube preparation guide for the complete preparation sequence.
Pedrazzoli’s semi-automatic high-speed aluminum cutting circular saw improves productivity and cut quality while extending blade life. High-speed carbide tipped blade for accurate sawing of nonferrous tube and other light alloys.
Perris 350 AP with Auto Feed for rapid cutting-off of aluminum and light alloys. Flexibility operation with accurate reliable cutting make this machine the most reliable cutting of non-ferrous sections.
Hydraulic upcut cold saw for steel fabrication and metal cutting. Vertical hydraulic clamping, inverter-controlled blade speed and a 450 mm blade support straight and miter cutting of suitable tube, pipe, profiles and solids.
Straight-cut round capacity: 5.9 inches per the catalog chart. Confirm material, wall thickness and capacity at your required angle.
Pedrazzoli’s SB2000 MRM Circular Cold Saw offers lateral head movement unit for 45° cuts left and longitudinal cuts. Ideal for safe sawing of ferrous or nonferrous tube, pipe and profiles.
Kentucky Gauge Feeding, Stops and Measuring Equipment
Build a complete cutting workflow with automatic feeding, a manual digital stop, finished-part measurement and roller supports. Compare the three systems below and choose the equipment that fits your shop.
Automatic feeding and length positioning. Pair the PD100 with a Super Brown 350/60 SA to reduce repetitive measuring and manual stock positioning. The feeder remains an automatic system; it is an optional accessory, not included in the base saw price.
DC servo motor, rack-and-pinion drive and linear encoder feedback.
Programmable controller displays actual and programmed cut length, with manual jog and an automatic cycle started from the control.
Hinged arm for material pass-through; catalog configuration mounts on the left.
Feed-table lengths: 10 or 20 feet. Confirm total installed footprint.
Feeder power: 110 VAC, 15 amp; the saw has its own electrical requirements.
Available options: barcode-capable controller, pneumatic or mechanical gripper, shock-absorber arm, PC program-download software, pneumatic arm lift, material-detection photo eye, pneumatic brake and higher-torque motors. Confirm the selected saw interface, guarding and application suitability with CML USA.
Manual positioning with a digital length readout. Move the stop to the required position, read the display and lock it before cutting. The MD10D is a manual stop—not an automatic feeder.
Non-contact linear encoder and LCD readout with inch, metric and fractional display.
Roto-lock brake secures the stop; slide bearings support smooth manual positioning.
Hinged arm permits material pass-through.
Left- or right-side mounting; T-slot guide rail supports retrofit applications.
Battery-powered readout; catalog lists a C battery.
Published Pedrazzoli system lengths: 5, 8, 10 and 12 feet; custom lengths and mounting arrangements can be quoted.
Available options: extended-reach arm, larger faceplates, mounting brackets, conveyor spacer blocks and an inch/metric tape-scale version instead of a digital readout. Confirm the correct arrangement for your saw and material.
Measure the finished part after cutting. The MMP benchtop digital measuring station supports first-piece, in-process and final length checks. It measures parts; it does not feed stock or control the saw.
Precision-ground tool-steel anvils provide contact with the ends of the part.
LCD readout offers inch, metric and fractional display, with presets, datum and offsets.
Catalog lists a calibration certificate and field-replaceable components.
Available table lengths: 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 feet.
Battery-powered display; catalog lists a C battery included.
Application options: channels and custom anvils for round tube or bar, supports for thin material, and fixtures for formed parts with fittings. Ask about non-marring support, portable mounting and the optional RS232 interface for data logging; confirm which items are included in your configuration.
Roller Supports, Conveyors and a Complete Measuring Setup
Support incoming stock, position it for cutting and check the finished length. CML USA can quote the automatic feeder or manual stop, compatible roller tables, and an MMP measuring station as separate items in one equipment proposal.
Catalog conveyor construction: powder-painted 10-gauge steel frame, 1.9-inch galvanized rollers and stands with 27–39-inch height adjustment. Confirm alignment with the saw working height and any required mounting changes.
Custom configurations: confirm material weight, section dimensions, cut lengths, infeed/outfeed space, mounting side and required power or air before ordering.
Which system should you choose? Choose the PD100 for automatic feeding, MD10D for manual stop positioning with a digital readout, and MMP for checking finished-part length. A measuring display’s resolution or encoder specification is not a guarantee of finished-part cutting accuracy.
Source: Pedrazzoli USA Saw Catalog, August 2026, pages 24–27. The catalog lists a two-year warranty for these accessories; confirm coverage and exclusions in the written quote. This is not a statement of the saw’s warranty. Accessories and options are quoted separately unless explicitly included.
Automatic Cold Saw Cutting with Programmable Material Feeding
Pair a Pedrazzoli Super Brown semi-automatic cold saw with an automatic push table to create a programmable cutting workflow for metal tube, pipe, profiles and solid bar. Enter the required lengths and quantities, and the system positions the material for each cut—reducing manual measuring, limiting positioning errors and keeping repeat production moving.
Program. Feed. Cut. Repeat.
Program multiple cut lengths and quantities for repeat jobs.
Automatically position material instead of measuring every part by hand.
Use optical sensing to help manage material position during the cutting workflow.
Combine clean, accurate cold-saw cutting with greater material-handling automation.
Clean Cold Saw Cuts in Steel Pipe
See the Pedrazzoli Super Brown semi-automatic cold saw produce a clean cut in steel pipe.
A metal cold saw uses a toothed circular blade rather than an abrasive wheel. Appropriate cutting speed, blade selection, coolant and workholding can produce a clean cut with less burr and heat discoloration. An abrasive chop saw uses a consumable abrasive wheel; compare cut finish, blade or wheel cost, and any secondary finishing for your work.
Choose by material, section size, cut finish and production volume. Read the cold saw vs. band saw comparison before selecting a cutting process. See our bandsaws – or ask us with your typical part sizes.
Yes, on suitably equipped models. Many metal-cutting circular saws offer 45-degree miter settings, but the available angles, left/right directions and adjustment mechanism vary. Do not assume every model swivels 45 degrees both ways. Cutting capacity also changes with the angle and section shape. Check the model-specific capacity chart and confirm your workpiece with CML USA before ordering.
A correctly set up cold saw can produce clean cuts with very little burr, reducing secondary finishing. Burr-free cutting is not guaranteed: material, blade condition, tooth selection, feed and clamping all affect the result. Inspect cut edges and deburr as required. Chamfering or weld preparation specified on the drawing remains a separate requirement.
Compared with abrasive-wheel cutting, properly controlled cold sawing generally produces fewer sparks and less heat discoloration. It does not eliminate heat, flying chips or noise. Use the machine’s guards and required eye and hearing protection, and follow its operating instructions. Do not treat a cold saw as spark-free equipment for use around flammable materials.
Cold sawing carries much of the cutting heat away in the chips, so the stock can remain relatively cool compared with abrasive cutting. That does not guarantee safe immediate handling. Wait until the blade has stopped and follow the machine’s safe unloading procedure. Check for heat and sharp edges; use the prescribed handling equipment and never reach near a moving blade or clear chips by hand.
Depending on the machine and setup, applications include steel pipe, round and square tubing, angle, channel and solid bar, as well as suitable non-ferrous materials such as aluminum, copper and brass. Match blade type, cutting speed, tooth pitch, coolant or lubrication and clamping to the alloy and section. High-speed aluminum machines and low-speed ferrous cold saws are not interchangeable setups. Ask CML USA to confirm suitability and capacity for your exact stock.
Read the Super Brown handrail-shop buyer’s guide to compare manual and semi-automatic cutoff, miter cutting, bending and end notching. Includes a downloadable handrail preparation companion guide.
Prefer to listen? These published episodes of Bending Better with Ercolina complement our saw buyer guides and demonstrations.
The Pedrazzoli Saw Guide: Cold Saws and Band Saws, Model by Model
An audio introduction to choosing among Pedrazzoli band saws, manual through automatic Super Brown cold saws, and Perris saws for non-ferrous applications. Use it alongside the current product specifications and demonstration videos—not as a substitute for an application-specific quotation.
Learn why blank length, cut squareness, burr removal and cleaning matter before mandrel bending, and where a Pedrazzoli cold saw can help with preparation. A clean-looking cut still needs inspection and any required internal and external deburring.
These are episode summaries, not transcripts. For machine selection and safe operation, confirm the current specification, tooling and application with CML USA and follow the relevant manuals.
