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Work Smarter on Site with Advanced Battery Rebar Cutting Tools

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Rebar cutting slows jobs down, not because it’s difficult, but because it’s repetitive. Set up. Cut. Reset. Move. Do it again.

Once you switch to a battery rebar cutter, you don’t need a power outlet or extension cords to use the tool. You can cut rebar anywhere on site without dragging cables around. This also means you can move between tasks without resetting your setup each time, and the cuts stay consistent from the first bar to the last!

So, which battery rebar cutter should you choose? RAPIDTOOL has two models designed to handle two distinct types of cutting work. The BRC-20X cordless rebar cutter cuts through large volumes of rebar quickly, while the BFC-20X cordless rebar + rod flush cutter trims rebar and rod flush to the surface, so you don’t need to grind or come back later. 

BRC-20X Cordless Rebar Cutter for volume cutting

The BRC-20X is the tool you will want on site if your crew cuts rebar all day.

It runs through a 6–20mm bar without hesitation and doesn’t slow down as you keep going. A 20mm cut takes about four seconds. On a full charge, you’re looking at up to 115 cuts on 20mm and close to 390 on 12mm. That matters more than it sounds because it means fewer battery swaps, with no performance drop-off mid task.

You don’t have to force the tool into position because the head rotates — just line it up from whatever angle the site gives you. You will also appreciate the detachable handle when you need extra control while cutting in awkward spots.

It also cuts without the sparks you get from grinding or hot cutting. This battery rebar cutter reduces risk on crowded sites and keeps things controlled when you’re working around other trades.


Cut range

6–20 mm rebar (Rm = 700 MPa)

Cut speed

~4.0 seconds

Full cycle speed

~5.0 seconds

Cuts per charge

115 (20mm) / 200 (16mm) / 390 (12mm)

Motor

Brushless motor

Cutting type

Electric hydraulic, cold cut (low spark)

Head

360° rotating

Weight

6.8 kg (with battery)

Battery

18V 5.0Ah Li-ion

Charge time

90 minutes

Key features

Low vibration, low noise, smart controls, warning detection

Design

Ergonomic, detachable handle

Applications

Rebar, mesh, steel rod (slabs, foundations, walls, infrastructure)

Kit includes

2 batteries, charger, handle, carry case


BFC-20X Cordless Rebar + Rod Flush Cutter: built for flush, precise cuts

Sometimes you’ve got rebar sticking out, and you need it cut right down to the surface which is often where time is lost. With the BFC-20X, you just cut it and move on. This battery rebar cutter gets within 3mm and leaves it clean – no burrs, no grinding.

Aside from rebar, it will also cut threaded rod, GFRP, and even pipe, so you don’t have to swap tools depending on what you’re working on (which can really slow you down). The blade keeps its edge, so your cuts don’t get rough after a few runs. It’s lighter too, so it’s easier to handle when you’re in a tight spot or cutting on awkward angles.


Cut range

6–20 mm (rebar, threaded rod, GFRP, pipe)

Cutting type

Cold cut, low spark

Cut capability

Flush cut within 3 mm of surface

Blade

Ceramic-tipped (long life)

Finish

Burr-free

Weight

3.7 kg (with battery)

Battery

18V 5.0Ah Li-ion

Charge time

90 minutes

Design

Lightweight, ergonomic, multi-position handle

Additional feature

Debris catch bag

Applications

Rebar, threaded rod, GFRP, metal pipe

Kit includes

2 batteries, charger, handle, carry case


Get more information about these products at Rapidtool.com.au. You can also call 1800 955 755 or email sales@rapidtool.com.au.

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