Overview
The STIHL TS 800 Cutquik® Petrol Cut-Off Machine configured with a 400 mm (16″) cutting wheel is STIHL’s most powerful handheld concrete saw, engineered for heavy-duty construction, civil engineering, roadwork, and structural rescue tasks. Powered by a massive 98.5 cc engine delivering 5.0 kW (6.7 bhp) of raw cutting power, it easily slices through reinforced concrete, asphalt, masonry, steel, and ductile iron up to a maximum cutting depth of 145 mm (5.7 inches).
Designed to handle tough continuous commercial jobs, the TS 800 features a lightweight magnesium wheel guard, an advanced long-life air filtration system with cyclone pre-separation, and an ergonomic ring handle design for total cutting control in all positions. Equipped with STIHL ElastoStart and a decompression valve, pull-starting effort is significantly reduced. When paired with the optional FW 20 Cutquik® Cart, the TS 800 transforms into a precise, long-distance walk-behind floor saw for expansion joints and asphalt trenching.
Key Features & Benefits
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Ultra-Powerful 98.5 cc Engine: Generates 5.0 kW (6.7 bhp) of maximum cutting power to maintain high wheel speed under extreme loads.
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Large 400 mm (16″) Cutting Wheel Capacity: Achieves deep cuts up to 145 mm (5.7″), ideal for thick structural slabs, pipes, and road curbing.
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Cyclone Long-Life Air Filter System: Pre-separates up to 80% of dust particles before they reach the main filter, vastly extending filter service intervals.
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Ergonomic Ring Handle Design: Provides superior balance and control whether cutting horizontally, vertically, or at low ground angles.
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STIHL ElastoStart & Decompression Valve: Dampens starter compression shocks for smooth ignition with minimal operator effort.
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Semi-Automatic Belt Tensioning: Automatically maintains optimum belt tension to maximize power transfer and extend drive belt lifespan.
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Integrated Water Attachment: Connects directly to water hoses or pressurized tanks to suppress toxic concrete dust and cool diamond blades





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