Wall chaser NUTOOL MPK1700L 1700W with 2x150 mm discs

NUTOOL MPK1700L is a 1700W wall chaser designed to cut parallel grooves in masonry and concrete for installing electrical conduits and plumbing. Supplied with two 150 mm cutting discs, the tool delivers consistent groove width and material removal suitable for new installations and renovation work. Its motor power and dual-disc configuration support continuous operation on construction sites and professional jobs where precise, repeatable channels are required.

Advantages

The dual 150 mm discs allow for precise and uniform groove width without repeated adjustments, while the 1700W motor provides sufficient torque for cutting dense materials such as concrete and brick. The design balances cutting performance and manageable weight for extended use. Accessories supplied with the unit simplify immediate deployment on site and reduce preparation time.

Suitable for

• Cutting parallel channels in concrete and masonry for electrical conduit installation
• Creating grooves for plumbing pipes and heating installations
• Renovation work where controlled material removal is required
• Preparation of walls for surface-mounted installations and wiring

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1700 W
• Disc diameter: 150 mm (two discs supplied)
• Application material: masonry, concrete, brick
• Cut type: parallel groove cutting
• Typical use: construction and renovation site work

How to use

Secure the work area and mark the required groove path on the wall. Fit the two 150 mm discs and verify they are correctly tightened. Adjust cutting depth and align the tool with the marked line. Power the wall chaser and advance at a steady, controlled speed, allowing the motor to maintain RPM without forcing the tool. Make successive passes if deeper or wider grooves are needed, and always follow applicable safety rules such as using eye, ear, and respiratory protection.

Usage recommendations

Use diamond or suitably rated discs for reinforced concrete and ensure the workpiece is stable. For consistent results, perform a test cut on a scrap section before working on the main surface, and allow the motor to cool during prolonged use. Regularly inspect discs for wear and replace them when damaged or significantly worn.