Description
Made with professionals in mind
The TS 800 STIHL Cutquik® cut-off machine features a magnesium guard making the machine a full 0.7 pounds lighter than the previous model. The TS 800 features a 16” cutting wheel, the largest size we offer in a handheld design. When used with the optional STIHL Cutquik® Cart, the TS 800 is an excellent alternative to conventional walk behinds because it can be used as a handheld or quickly snapped into our cart for long, straight, controlled cuts. It’s also fuel efficient, with enough power to cut through asphalt, concrete, rebar, iron and steel with ease.
The TS 800 also features an ergonomic design and five-point advanced vibration control system built right into the handle, maximizing comfort so you can power through your day with less fatigue. When long, straight expansion joint cuts are needed, the optional cart, mounted water tank, guide wheel and depth gauge wheel make it easy to help keep the cut straight. With a cutting depth of up to 5.6”, the TS 800 is a real pro performer whether in your hands or on the cart.
STIHL Cutquik® cut-off machines are exactly what construction professionals have been looking for and using for years – a low-maintenance powerhouse that’s portable and easy to use. From the back of its ergonomic grip to the tip of its reversible cutting arm, every inch of these handheld machines is designed for ultimate performance.
Whether your day calls for trimming metal pipes down to size or cutting curbs and expansion joints, we’re “reinventing the wheel” to get it done better. Every gasoline-powered STIHL Cutquik® cut-off machine earns its name with a host of standard features, including our revolutionary X2 air filtration system. This filter system cleans 99.96% of intake air before it ever touches the engine, helping to keep your machine – and your day – running smoothly.
Gasoline-powered STIHL Cutquik® cut-off machines also feature a powerful, fuel-efficient engine for optimal cutting performance in almost any working condition. Once you start, the only reason you’ll need to stop cutting is lunch.
