This year at World of Concrete, Stihl introduced three new cut-off machines. Both the Stihl TS 710i and TS 910i possess power and performance with fuel efficiency to match for today’s construction professionals, ushering in the new generation of Stihl Cutquik cut-off machines.
The 710i features simple start-up, with no need for a choke, thus reducing the chance of flooding. Stihl injection technology is designed for powerful, rapid acceleration. The compact powerhead design provides maneuverability and handling in tight spaces. The 14-inch cutting wheel is durable with a cutting depth of up to 4.9 inches.
The 910i features an 8.3 BHP compact powerhead. The unit has a 16-inch cutting wheel, enabling a cutting depth of up to 5.7 inches.
The Stihl TSA 300 is crafted with the power and performance of a gasoline-powered cut-off machine but with the ease of use of a battery-powered cut-off machine, Stihl says. The battery-powered machine cuts deeper than the gas-powered 12-inch TS 410. It features a commercial grade, high-torque brushless motor. The unit has an optional SB 90N wheel, which reduces noise by approximately half compared to other Stihl wheels.
