Saw Einhell TE-SC 920 L 30 cm 3000 RPM 2200 W

The RT-SC 920 L stone cutting machine is a robust bench saw designed for precise cutting of stone, concrete, bricks and tiles. Equipped with a 2200 W motor and a 300 mm turbo diamond cutting wheel, it delivers sufficient power to cut hard materials such as granite and marble. The unit includes a long cutting stroke that enables processing of workpieces up to 920 mm in length, a large non-slip work table on a sturdy base frame, an integrated water tank with pump for blade cooling, and a removable laser for marking the cutting line.

Advantages

The saw’s 2200 W motor and 300 mm turbo diamond wheel provide efficient cutting performance for dense materials. The motor head swivels continuously from 0° to 45° and runs on a 4‑fold ball bearing guide to ensure smooth, stable operation. An aluminium angle stop allows exact adjustment for miter and double-miter cuts, while movable bearings and the swiveling motor head enable plunge cuts. The integrated water pump supplies cooling to the blade and the solid sheet steel collection tank reduces splash and debris.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Cutting natural stone slabs (granite, marble)
• Cutting concrete panels and pavers
• Cutting bricks and ceramic tiles
• Making miter, double-miter and longitudinal cuts on masonry materials

Key specifications

• Brand: EINHELL
• Model / MPN: 4301432 (TE-SC 920 L)
• EAN: 4006825541199
• Motor power: 2200 W
• Blade diameter: 300 mm
• No-load speed: 3000 RPM
• Maximum cut length: 920 mm
• Cutting depth at 90°: approx. 70 mm
• Weight: 64.7 kg

How to use

Secure the workpiece on the non-slip table and set the aluminium angle stop to the required angle for straight or miter cuts. Adjust the swiveling motor head (0°–45°) and, if needed, use the movable bearings to perform plunge cuts. Start the motor and allow the diamond blade to reach full speed before lowering it into the material. Use the integrated water pump to ensure continuous coolant flow to the blade during cutting. After completing the cut, raise the blade and switch off the machine, then wait for the blade to stop before removing the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, ear protection, gloves) and ensure the work area is stable and free of obstructions. Use the water cooling system to extend blade life and reduce dust; inspect the blade and bearings regularly and follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule.