Matador Free Standing Bone Saw JG300AH

The Matador JG300AH is a bone saw with an adjustable cutting thickness of 5 to 200 mm running a 2040 x 16 x 0.5 mm blade over a 530 x 430 mm stainless steel work surface. On a machine like this the safety specification is the specification: it has a door safety switch that cuts power the moment the door is opened, a start/stop control with a 0.2-second emergency button, and overheat protection. It runs from a standard 10 A outlet.

Why operators choose the JG300AH

• Door safety switch cuts power when the door is opened — the single most important feature on a band saw for bone. It removes the moment of danger rather than relying on the operator remembering to switch off
• 0.2-second emergency button — a stop that acts in two tenths of a second is the difference between a scare and an injury
• Adjustable cutting thickness 5 to 200 mm — thin chops through to a substantial bone-in cut on one machine, set rather than judged
• 2040 x 16 x 0.5 mm blade — a stated blade specification, so replacements can be ordered against a known size rather than guessed
• Removable top wheel for cleaning — a bone saw fills with bone dust and fat. A wheel that comes out is what makes a proper clean-down possible
• Scrap collection tray — bone dust and offcuts are caught rather than falling onto the floor
• Stainless steel work surface, 530 x 430 mm — a real working area that washes down properly
• Overheat protection — it stops itself before the motor is damaged on a long cutting run
• Aluminium machine body — lighter than a cast frame at 62 kg, and it does not corrode in a wet butchery
• Runs from a standard 10 A outlet — 1.1 kW, so no electrical work

Specifications

Venue suitability

The JG300AH suits butchers, smallgoods producers, delis and restaurants breaking down bone-in cuts. At 590 mm wide and 1170 mm high it is a standalone machine on a small footprint, and it plugs into an ordinary outlet — which for a saw of this capability is unusual.

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Installation & delivery

('It runs from a standard 10 A power point, so no electrical work is required. At 62 kg and 1170 mm high it is a two-person placement on a level floor. Brief operators on the door interlock and the emergency stop before first use — both are there because a bone saw is the most dangerous machine in most butcheries. Site it where the scrap tray can be emptied and the top wheel removed for cleaning, and confirm your local requirements for guarding and operator training.',)

Frequently asked questions

Q: What safety features does the JG300AH have?

Three that matter. A door safety switch cuts power the instant the door is opened. A start/stop control includes a 0.2-second emergency button. And overheat protection stops the motor before it is damaged. Brief every operator on the first two before they use the machine.

Q: What thickness can it cut?

Adjustable from 5 to 200 mm, so it covers thin chops through to substantial bone-in cuts.

Q: What blade does it take?

2040 x 16 x 0.5 mm. Because the size is published you can order replacement blades against a known specification rather than measuring the old one.

Q: How do you clean a bone saw properly?

The top wheel is removable and there is a scrap collection tray, which together are what make a real clean-down possible - bone dust and fat accumulate inside the housing, not just on the surface. Isolate the machine at the outlet before cleaning.

Q: Does it need special wiring?

No. It draws 1.1 kW at 240 V and runs from a standard 10 A power point.

Q: What warranty does the JG300AH come with?

Covered for 1 year on parts and labour. Terms vary by product — see our warranty information page for full details.