Parallel guide provides assistance for straight cuts in wood materials
Easy adjustment of cutting depth and angle
Cordless operation on any construction site, even without access to a wall socket
Working light PowerLight illuminates the sawing area, for better visibility even in dark places
Syneon Technology regulates energy use for optimum efficiency and longer runtime
POWER FOR ALL: one battery and charger for a complete Home & Garden tool system
Key features
POWER FOR ALL battery systems from Bosch - Gain ultimate flexibility with the 12V and 18V POWER FOR ALL systems. Expand any system starter set consisting of a machine, battery pack and charger with a wide range of less expensive "bare" machines (without battery pack and charger).
Syneon Technology: runs longer - The Syneon Technology constantly analyses the power required and takes as much energy from the battery pack as needed, for optimum power on jobs where it is needed, and maximum endurance on less intensive jobs.
Precise cutting and exceptional controllability - The included parallel guide can be attached to the machine to improve controllability and precision.
Comprehensive cutting options for versatility - Adjustable cutting depth - quick and easy change to meet the demands of any workpiece.
Powerful lighting for clear visibility - The integrated work light features powerful built-in LEDs that illuminate the relevant work area, making it possible to work in dark places and corners with clear visibility and reliable control of the machine.
Easy saw blade changes - The output shaft lock secures the output shaft of the machine when stationary to allow easy saw blade changes.
Compact, light and always ready to use - Lithium-Ion batteries are compact and light, they reduce the machine weight, do not suffer from a memory effect and remain charged regardless of storage time.
Smart protection for long battery life - Bosch Electronic Cell Protection (ECP) prevents overloading, overheating and deep discharge of the lithium-ion battery for a long service life.
