Lightweight, ergonomic, compact and robust, thanks to its metal casing, the new Bosch EXPERT EXKT18V-52G cordless plunge saw offers the user unparalleled mobility on all demanding construction sites.
An ergonomic and compact design for working close to edges, up to 10 mm from a wall
Ideal for finishing and adjustment work, it allows you to work close to edges, up to 10 mm from a wall. Powered by a single 18V EXPERT battery, it is particularly maneuverable and easy to transport.
Its BITURBO Brushless motor and high-performance drive system allow you to exploit the high power of the new EXPERT batteries.
The versatile EXKT18V-52G offers a cutting depth of up to 52 mm (46 mm on a guide rail) and allows for bevel angles from -1° to 47°. Compatible with guide rail systems including the Bosch FSN, it ensures good plunge cutting performance in wood, composite wood, boards and panels, aluminum, and acrylic glass.
Its intuitive interface offers numerous settings: speed selection, mode selection (ECO mode for extended operating time with a single battery charge), battery charge display and device status.
For optimal dust management and a healthy working environment, the EXKT18V-52G features an integrated 360° rotating Click&Clean adapter, which facilitates connection to Bosch vacuum cleaners.
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