See why top professionals like you have relied on our power cutters to tackle the toughest jobs for over 60 years.

No matter how good our power cutters and diamond tools get, we never stop improving them. What motivates us to do this is you. By designing well-balanced, easy-to-use and lightweight machines – with world-class reliability and power – we help you stay focussed on getting the job done. With great results, every time.
You can always find the right machine and tool for any challenge, thanks to our widest-in-industry range of heavy-duty petrol, hydraulic, pneumatic, battery and corded electric cutters. So you can work with high precision, less effort and optimal efficiency.
To us, it's all about equipping you to do your best work, from start to finish – because out there, every cut counts.
Feel the confidence that comes with using our premium-quality diamond blades for handheld power cutting. Our wide range includes diamond blades for both general and special applications, optimised for different power sources: petrol, battery, corded electric and hydraulic. To help you find the right tool for your application, our diamond blades come in three performance levels: ELITE-, VARI- and TACTI-, represented by the colours Gold, Silver and Bronze, respectively.
Although we’re always working to make our machines even safer, correct handling of your power cutter is important. And proper ergonomics are essential for you to work efficiently without wearing yourself out.
Explore our YouTube channel to get useful how-to tips on a variety of power-cutting topics, such as cutting with a power cutter, avoiding kickback, mounting a blade, refuelling and starting your machine.
Work in comfort during longer cuts with a Husqvarna cutting trolley. Available in two versions specially designed for petrol power cutters or the K 1 PACE, our cutting trolleys make it easy to manoeuvre around the job site and adjust cutting depth. Mounting the cutter is simple thanks to the trolleys’ quick-connect features. Experience precise cutting in both straight and curved lines, as well as close to walls and kerbstones. The trolleys’ compact design makes it easy to fold and transport. Suitable for precise cutting in many different applications such as cutting asphalt and burying cable.
Get all the light you need, when and where you need it. The battery-powered WL 24 PACE tower light delivers up to 24,000 lumen, making it ideal for illuminating larger indoor and outdoor areas. The light features an integrated carrying handle and tripod, making it easy to carry and position – so you can take it wherever your work takes you. For added flexibility, the WL 24 PACE offers dual power options: AC (corded) power for continuous use or an exchangeable battery for convenient cordless operation.
Taking care of your power cutter pays off. With proper service and maintenance, you can keep your machine performing at its best, extend its life and avoid costly surprises. A Husqvarna service kit includes a complete set of routinely used genuine parts so you can efficiently plan service routines and maximise your uptime.
What is a power cutter?
A power cutter is a handheld cutting machine designed for cutting concrete, masonry, asphalt, metal, and other construction materials. Also known as a concrete saw, concrete cutting saw, or demolition saw, power cutters are commonly used for construction, renovation, rescue, and infrastructure applications where mobility and cutting performance are essential.
How deep can a handheld concrete saw cut?
The maximum cutting depth of a handheld concrete saw depends on the blade size and saw design. Standard 12-inch and 14-inch power cutters are commonly used for cuts up to approximately 4 to 5 inches deep, while specialized equipment such as ring saws and concrete chainsaws can achieve significantly deeper cuts for demanding applications.
What kind of saw do I need to cut through a thick concrete wall?
For thicker concrete walls, standard handheld concrete saws may not provide sufficient cutting depth. Depending on the wall thickness and application, contractors may use a ring saw, concrete chainsaw, cut-n-break saw, wall saw, or wire saw. These specialized concrete cutting saws are designed to achieve deeper cuts while maintaining precision and productivity.
What is the difference between a ring saw and a concrete chainsaw?
A ring saw uses a diamond blade driven from its outer edge, allowing it to cut deeper than a traditional handheld concrete saw. A concrete chainsaw uses a diamond-segmented chain to make deep, precise cuts, including square corners and openings. Both tools are used when a standard power cutter cannot achieve the required cutting depth.
What is the difference between a power cutter and a demolition saw?
The terms power cutter and demolition saw are often used interchangeably. Both refer to handheld cutting equipment designed for cutting concrete, masonry, asphalt, and metal. The preferred term may vary by region, industry, or application.
What is a cordless power cutter?
A cordless power cutter is a battery-powered concrete cutting saw that provides cutting performance without the need for fuel or power cords. Cordless power cutters offer greater mobility, lower maintenance requirements, and reduced emissions, making them ideal for indoor work, urban environments, and jobsites where flexibility is important.
Can a power cutter cut reinforced concrete?
Yes. When equipped with the appropriate diamond blade, a power cutter can cut reinforced concrete, including concrete containing rebar. Blade selection should be matched to the material being cut to maximize performance, cutting speed, and blade life.
What materials can a concrete cutting saw cut?
Concrete cutting saws can be used to cut a wide range of construction materials, including concrete, reinforced concrete, brick, block, masonry, asphalt, stone, and metal. The appropriate blade and cutting method depend on the material and application.
What is a K12 saw?
The K12 was Husqvarna's original rescue saw, designed for firefighters, emergency responders, and rescue professionals. Today, the term "K12 saw" is often used colloquially to describe handheld rescue and demolition saws used for cutting a variety of materials in emergency situations.









