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HILTI DSH 700 SAW: Powerhouse of Precision

Introducing the HILTI DSH 700 SAW, a cutting-edge 14" gas cutoff saw that combines unmatched performance with user-friendly design. This powerhouse is perfect for a variety of cutting tasks, thanks to its robust engine and innovative features. The HILTI DSH 700 SAW boasts an easy-starting system, ensuring that you can begin work without delay. Its self-maintenance capabilities make it a breeze to keep running smoothly, with straightforward starter rope and filter replacements. With the Cyclone filter, you can expect maximum filter lifetime and consistent high power output.

• Easy starting – Unique automatic choke system for effortless startup.
• Easy self-maintenance – Starter rope and filter replacement made simple.

Technical Specifications and Features

The HILTI DSH 700 SAW is equipped with a 68.7 cm³ engine displacement, delivering a maximum power of 3.5 kW. This ensures that you have the power you need for even the most demanding cutting jobs. The fuel mixture ratio is 50:1, requiring only 2% oil, which helps to extend the life of your saw. This model also offers maximum cutting speed, thanks to its ability to accommodate customized blades for precise cuts.

• Engine displacement: 68.7 cm³
• Power (max.): 3.5 kW
• Fuel mixture: 50:1 (2% oil)

Applications and Benefits

The HILTI DSH 700 SAW is versatile enough to tackle a wide range of construction and metalwork projects. Whether you're cutting curbstones and paving slabs, performing perimeter cutting in asphalt and concrete, or making precise cuts in metal profiles and steel sheets, this saw is up to the task. It's ideal for paving construction, road construction, floor construction, metalwork, and general construction work, making it a must-have tool for any professional.

• Paving construction: Cutting curbstones and paving slabs to size.
• Road construction: Perimeter cutting in asphalt and concrete.
• Floor construction: Cutting expansion joints in fresh concrete.
• Metalwork: Cutting steel profiles, pipes, and steel sheets.
• Construction work: Cutting out openings in brick or concrete walls.