Discover our selection of spare parts for Holzmann metal cut-off saws, designed for the maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of your machine.

Holzmann metal cut-off saws and metal cutting saws are designed to make fast cuts in tubes, profiles, bars and other metal workpieces. Depending on the model, cutting is performed using a suitable metal cutting blade driven by an electric motor and transmission system.

These machines contain numerous components that may wear out or become damaged over time, including motors, carbon brushes, switches, gears, shafts, bearings, handles, blade guards, vices, clamping systems, return springs and electrical components.

Probois Machinoutils offers a growing range of replacement parts for Holzmann metal cut-off saws, helping you extend the service life of your equipment and avoid replacing the complete machine when a repair remains possible.

Motors for Holzmann Metal Cut-Off Saws

The motor provides the power required to drive the cutting blade and is one of the main components of a metal cut-off saw.

However, a machine that loses power, runs irregularly or no longer starts does not necessarily have a defective motor.

Before replacing the motor, check the power supply, switch, carbon brushes where fitted, brush holders, wiring and safety devices.

It is also important to check that the transmission and blade shaft rotate freely. A seized bearing or mechanical system offering excessive resistance can overload the motor and cause overheating.

Carbon Brushes for Holzmann Metal Saws

Some Holzmann metal cut-off saws are equipped with motors using carbon brushes.

Carbon brushes are wear parts. Their length gradually decreases during operation.

Heavily worn brushes can cause starting difficulties, loss of power, irregular motor operation or excessive sparking.

When replacing the carbon brushes, it is also advisable to inspect the brush holders and the general condition of the motor.

The dimensions and specifications of the replacement brushes must correspond exactly to those required by the motor fitted to your machine.

Switches and Electrical Controls

The switch controls the starting and stopping of the metal cut-off saw.

Depending on the design of the machine, various electrical components may be incorporated into the control circuit, including the main switch, trigger switch, microswitch, safety switch, capacitor, wiring and other electrical components.

A machine that no longer starts therefore does not necessarily have a defective switch.

Before replacing an electrical component, proper diagnosis is recommended to identify the actual cause of the fault.

Gears and Transmission Parts

The motor must transmit its power to the shaft that drives the cutting blade. Depending on the design of the saw, the transmission may include various gears, pinions, shafts and other mechanical components.

These parts are subjected to considerable stress during cutting operations.

A damaged gear can cause knocking noises, vibration, irregular transmission or prevent the blade from rotating completely.

If a gear or pinion is damaged, the other components working with it should also be inspected before installing a replacement.

Blade Shafts and Drive Components

The blade shaft transfers rotation to the cutting blade and must operate smoothly with minimal mechanical play.

A damaged or bent shaft, or one with excessive play, can cause vibration and directly affect cutting quality and safety.

Before replacing the shaft, also inspect the bearings, gears and blade mounting components.

A problem that appears to originate from the shaft may sometimes actually be caused by a worn or damaged bearing.

Bearings for Holzmann Metal Cut-Off Saws

Bearings allow rotating components to operate smoothly while reducing friction and mechanical play.

A worn bearing can cause unusual noise, vibration, overheating or excessive play.

On a metal cutting saw, these symptoms should not be ignored. Irregular rotation of the blade shaft can cause premature wear or damage to other components.

Before ordering a replacement bearing, check its exact reference and dimensions.

Vices for Holzmann Metal Cut-Off Saws

The vice is essential for securely holding tubes, profiles, bars and other metal workpieces during cutting.

A correctly functioning clamping system directly contributes to cutting accuracy and operator safety.

Depending on the machine, the vice may include several components such as vice jaws, clamping screws, nuts, handles, shafts, brackets and angle adjustment mechanisms.

Excessive play or difficulty securely clamping the workpiece should be investigated to identify the component responsible.

Screws, Handles and Clamping Systems

Handles, knobs, screws and clamping levers are frequently operated when adjusting and using the machine.

They may become damaged following an impact, excessive tightening or simply after prolonged use.

Before ordering a handle or screw, check its position number on the exploded parts diagram as well as its dimensions and thread type when this information is available.

Return Springs

The cutting arm on some metal cut-off saws uses a return spring to return the cutting head to its raised position after a cut.

A stretched, broken or incorrectly positioned spring can make it difficult for the cutting head to return correctly or alter the normal operation of the machine.

As springs are mechanical components operating under tension, they must be removed and replaced with appropriate care.

Blade Guards

The blade guard is an essential safety component on a metal cut-off saw.

Depending on the machine, the system may include a fixed guard, movable guard and various springs, shafts or mechanisms controlling its movement.

A damaged blade guard or one that no longer returns correctly to its normal position should be repaired before the machine is used again.

Safety devices must never be removed, blocked or bypassed.

Handles and Control Components

The main handle allows the operator to lower the cutting head while maintaining control of the machine.

Depending on the model, the handle may also incorporate the trigger switch, safety button or other electrical components.

A cracked, broken or excessively loose handle should be replaced to maintain safe and accurate control of the saw.

Before ordering, check whether the handle is supplied separately or as a complete assembly incorporating additional components.

Housings and Protective Covers

The various housings and protective covers protect both the operator and the internal components of the metal cutting saw.

They prevent direct access to certain moving parts and help protect internal mechanisms against metal chips and debris.

A broken or seriously damaged housing should be replaced with a component specifically designed for the exact machine concerned.

Blade Mounting Parts

Correct blade mounting is essential for the safe and accurate operation of a metal cut-off saw.

Depending on the machine design, the mounting system may include flanges, washers, mounting screws, nuts, shafts and spacers.

These components must precisely match the specifications required by the manufacturer.

Incorrect blade mounting or the use of unsuitable components may cause vibration, poor blade retention or irregular rotation.

How to Find the Correct Part for Your Holzmann Metal Cut-Off Saw

To correctly identify a spare part for a Holzmann metal cut-off saw, first check the exact model shown on the machine identification plate.

Then consult the exploded parts diagram corresponding precisely to your model and identify the position number of the required component.

Several details may be required to confirm the correct reference: exact model, position number, month and year of manufacture, serial number, supply voltage and any reference marked on the original component.

For certain parts such as bearings, shafts, gears, carbon brushes or blade mounting components, the dimensions of the original part may also be required.

IMPORTANT: Check Compatibility Before Ordering

IMPORTANT: BEFORE ORDERING, ALWAYS CHECK THE LIST OF COMPATIBLE MACHINES PROVIDED ON THE PRODUCT PAGE.

Holzmann may have made technical modifications to its metal cut-off saws during their production period.

Machines carrying the same model designation may therefore use different components depending on their month and year of manufacture or serial number.

This check is particularly important for motors, carbon brushes, switches, gears, shafts, bearings, handles, guards and electrical components.

Two parts that look very similar are not necessarily interchangeable.

Using the Exploded Parts Diagram for Your Holzmann Metal Cut-Off Saw

The exploded parts diagram for your Holzmann metal cut-off saw is one of the most reliable ways to identify the correct replacement part.

First locate the technical documentation corresponding exactly to the model and version of your machine.

Then locate the required component and note its position number.

If several versions of the part exist, use the information on the machine identification plate together with the references, markings and dimensions found on the original component to confirm the correct replacement.

Maintaining and Repairing a Holzmann Metal Cut-Off Saw

Regular maintenance helps preserve the performance and service life of your metal cutting saw.

Periodically inspect the cutting blade, blade shaft, bearings, transmission system, vice, blade guards, controls and electrical components.

Metal chips and particles should be removed regularly to prevent them from accumulating around the machine mechanisms.

Any unusual mechanical noise, vibration, excessive play, loss of power or difficulty in rotation should be investigated promptly. Continuing to use a machine with a mechanical or electrical fault may result in damage to additional components.

Probois Machinoutils – Holzmann Metal Cut-Off Saw Spare Parts

Probois Machinoutils offers a growing range of spare parts for Holzmann metal cut-off saws and metal cutting saws, helping you maintain, troubleshoot and repair your machine.

Depending on availability, you can find motors, carbon brushes, brush holders, switches, gears, shafts, bearings, vices, handles, return springs, blade guards, housings, blade mounting parts and other mechanical or electrical components.

Accurately identifying the machine model, production version and position number of the required part remains essential before ordering.