- Power: 2200 W
- Saw blade diameter: 350 mm
- Bore size: 25,4 mm
Stone saws for cutting tiles, stone and concrete
A stone saw cuts tiles, natural stone, concrete and brick with a diamond blade that slices through hard material where an ordinary circular saw gives up. For tilers, pavers and contractors, that means straight, chip-free cuts without damaging the edges. Table models with a water feed cool the blade and bind the dust, which both extends blade life and makes for healthier work.
The machines run on 230V for lighter work or on 400V three-phase power for the heavier versions, with motor outputs climbing well past 2800 W. When choosing, look at the maximum cutting depth, the blade diameter and the length of the guide, because those decide what tile size you can take in a single pass. A stable base and a smooth-running carriage are decisive for an accurate cut.
Brands such as Carat and DeWalt offer both compact site saws and heavy tile-cutting machines, so you choose the right capacity and mobility for each project. Pick a stone saw on cutting depth and the material you process most.
- Power: 2800 W
- Saw blade diameter: 600 mm
- Power: 1600 W
- Max. depth: 80 mm
- Cutting length: 940 mm
- Power: 2,8 kW
- Saw blade diameter: 600 mm
- Power: 750 W
- Saw blade diameter: 180 mm
- Power: 2200 W
- Saw blade diameter: 350 mm
- Bore size: 25,4 mm
- Power: 2200 W
- Saw blade diameter: 350 mm
- Cutting length: 100 cm
- Power: 1300 W
- Saw blade diameter: 200 mm
- Max. depth: 2 cm
- Power: 2200 W
- Saw blade diameter: 350 mm
- Max. depth: 130 mm
- Power: 2200 W
- Max. depth: 11 cm
- Cutting length: 70 cm