Cut-off saw for concrete and stone

A cut-off saw cuts through concrete, brick, natural stone and other hard building materials where an ordinary grinder falls short. On the building site and in road construction you use it to bring tiles, blocks, pipes and concrete slabs to size with a straight, clean cut. The high power, commonly around 2400 to 3200 W, keeps the speed up so the disc does not bog down even in thick material.

Thanks to the large disc, often around 350 mm, you reach a generous cutting depth in a single pass. If you work a lot with stone-based materials, choose a diamond disc that suits the material and the machine. Watch the weight, the guidance and the option to cut with water, which binds dust and cools the disc.

A stable machine with good balance works more accurately and more safely. Brands such as Carat and Makita supply cut-off saws that handle heavy, daily use. Choose the power and disc size that match your materials.

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