Husqvarna WT 10MP Pressurised Water Tank (10 l)

Gwarancja

Standardowa 12-miesięczna Gwarancja Husqvarna

Firma Husqvarna zapewnia 12-miesięczną gwarancję na wszystkie swoje produkty. To standardowy okres ochrony, który daje pewność jakości i niezawodności każdej maszyny zakupionej od tego producenta.

Wybierając produkty Husqvarna, inwestujesz w sprzęt objęty roczną gwarancją, która obejmuje wszystkie elementy i podzespoły, gwarantując ich sprawne działanie przez cały rok.

Questions and answers

What is a pressurised water tank used for when cutting concrete?

A pressurised water tank feeds the cooling circuit of a power cutter in places with no mains water connection. Water delivered onto the diamond blade serves two purposes at once: it binds the silica dust generated when cutting concrete and it cools the diamond segments. The Husqvarna WT 10MP holds 10 litres of water and comes with a 4-metre hose, so the tank can stand beside the work area.

How much water does a cutter use and how long does 10 litres last?

Water consumption depends on blade diameter, cutting depth and material hardness, so a 10-litre tank typically covers between fifteen and forty-five minutes of continuous work. For short preparatory cuts a single fill handles the whole stage, while long floor cuts call for a reserve of water on hand. The translucent tank wall lets the operator track the level without stopping work.

How is pressure built up in the WT 10MP?

Pressure in the Husqvarna WT 10MP is created by hand, with a few strokes of the pump built into the tank lid. No electrical supply or compressor is required, so the set works entirely independently of site infrastructure. A pressure guard prevents the permitted pressure from being exceeded, so pumping can be carried out without risk of overloading the tank.

What is the difference between a water tank and a mains connection?

A mains connection provides continuous flow and needs no refilling, but limits the operator to the hose reach from the nearest tap. A 10-litre pressurised tank is portable and suits refurbishment work, cutting in excavations and buildings without running water, at the cost of periodic refilling and pumping. In practice both solutions are used interchangeably depending on the job.