Concrete cutting saw NEO tools 41-201, 800 mm blade, 23 teeth

Handheld concrete cutting saw NEO tools 41-201 with an 800 mm blade and 23 teeth is designed for cutting concrete, reinforced concrete, masonry and similar hard materials. The large blade diameter provides a deep cutting capacity that suits structural cutting tasks on building sites and renovation projects. The tool's tooth configuration is optimized for coarse cuts where material removal speed and robustness are primary requirements.

Advantages

The saw offers a large cutting diameter that increases cutting depth per pass, reducing the number of setups required on thick elements. A 23-tooth blade design balances cutting speed with durability when working on abrasive materials. Its handheld form factor allows mobile use at construction sites and in renovation scenarios where stationary equipment is impractical. The blade’s geometry and tooth count are intended to provide stable cutting performance on concrete and masonry while maintaining acceptable blade life under typical jobsite conditions.

Suitable for

• Cutting concrete slabs and walls
• On-site cutting of reinforced concrete and masonry
• Renovation jobs requiring deep cuts
• Construction tasks where a large-diameter handheld saw is needed

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 800 mm
• Number of teeth: 23
• Application materials: concrete, reinforced concrete, masonry
• Tool type: handheld cutting saw blade for coarse cuts

How to use

Mount the 800 mm blade on a compatible handheld cutting saw according to the saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring correct rotation direction and secure fastening. Check that the saw's guard and safety systems are in place and that the power source is appropriate for the tool. Mark the cutting line on the workpiece and position the saw to allow a steady, controlled feed without forcing the blade. Use steady pressure and allow the blade to reach operating speed before engaging the material. After cutting, stop the saw and let the blade come to a full stop before setting it down. Inspect the blade periodically for wear, damage or clogging with debris and perform maintenance as required.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, hearing and respiratory protection when cutting concrete. Employ water suppression or dust extraction where possible to reduce airborne dust. Match blade speed and feed rate to material hardness and reinforcement presence to extend blade life. Replace the blade if teeth are damaged, excessively worn or if cutting performance declines noticeably.