Head to head
Husqvarna A1000 Aircube vs Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced
The Husqvarna A1000 Aircube is a 110v portable air scrubber/dust extraction unit. The Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced is a electric bridge saw for cutting large tiles and stone slabs.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026


Specifications side by side
| Husqvarna A1000 Aircube | Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 19 kg | 98kg |
| Air flow | 600 m3/h | - |
| Rated input power | 0.3 kW | - |
| Phases | 1 ph | - |
| Max cutting length | - | 1300mm |
| Motor power | - | 2.2HP / 1.65kW |
| Blade diameter | - | 300mm standard, up to 350mm |
| Max cutting depth | - | 80mm (300mm blade), 110mm (350mm blade), 235mm double pass |
| Voltage | - | 110V, needs 32A feed via 5kVA transformer |
Sources: Husqvarna A1000 Aircube, Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the A1000 Aircube if...
A portable air scrubber used to clear dust from an enclosed work area during grinding, demolition or renovation, run on a 110V site supply. Contractors hire it alongside dust-producing tools rather than relying on natural ventilation.
Full A1000 Aircube specifications →Buy or hire the Zoe 130 Advanced if...
A bench-mounted wet saw for cutting large porcelain and stone tiles cleanly, used by tilers and landscapers rather than site labourers. Its 1300mm cutting length and interchangeable blade sizes suit large-format tile and paving jobs that a hand-held cutter cannot manage.
Listed by
- North London Plant Hire Ltd - Enfield
- North London Plant Hire - London
Common questions
What is the difference between the Husqvarna A1000 Aircube and the Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced?
The Husqvarna A1000 Aircube is a 110V portable air scrubber/dust extraction unit; the Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced is a electric bridge saw for cutting large tiles and stone slabs.
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