A CUT ABOVE


The new DSH 600-X petrol cut-off saw delivers the power, quality and reliability you expect from Hilti


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6 & 7 February 2019 RICOH ARENA, COVENTRY


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The new DSH 600-X petrol cut-off saw will help take your customers’ productivity to the next level. It’s innovative design means that you get a deeper cut with a standard 300 mm blade, allowing customers to complete a kerb stone cut in one go, without the need to fl ip and re-cut. And with the new blade brake technology, it’s among the safest in the market. This small but mighty petrol saw is compact and lightweight, but has the power to take on all masonry and concrete cutting applications.


Combine it with the DSH-P self-priming water pump for dust control and there’s no need for an extra pair of hands to keep the water pumping.


DSH 600-X petrol cut-off saw and DSH-P water pump


Up to 3 years no-cost packages are available to tool hire companies covering repair, maintenance, cleaning, parts, labour and transport. Call Customer Services on 0800 886 1000 to arrange a demo with your local Hilti Tool Hire Specialist.


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