64cc Gas Cut Off Saw – HP Handheld Tool for Metal & Concrete Cutting
Engine type: Air-cooled ,2 stroke, singlecylinder
Valbro carburator , NGK sparking plug
Displacement: 65cc
Rated outport power: 3.8HP(2.9kw)
Fuel tank capacity: 550ml
Blade diamater: 300mm-350mm
Max cutting depth: 105mm-125mm
Blade speed: 4800rpm
Idling speed: 2800-3200rpm
Gross weight: 12.5kgs
Net weight: 11.5kgs
The 64cc Gas Cut Off Saw is a compact yet powerful handheld tool designed for professionals and serious DIYers who need reliable performance in remote or outdoor environments where access to electricity is limited.
Powered by a 64cc (approximately 3.8HP) two-stroke engine, this gas-powered cut off saw delivers strong torque and high-speed cutting, making it ideal for slicing through metal, rebar, concrete, brick, stone, and more — with speed and precision. Its portable, cordless design makes it perfect for use on construction sites, road maintenance jobs, landscaping projects, and emergency rescue operations.
Built for durability and user comfort, the 64cc model features a soft-grip handle, adjustable blade guard, tool-free air filter, and a low-noise muffler system — ensuring long-lasting performance and control during extended use.
⚙️ Key Features
- ✅ 64cc Two-Stroke Engine (~3.8HP) – Provides strong cutting power without needing an electrical outlet
- ✅ High Torque Output – Efficiently cuts through steel, concrete, and masonry
- ✅ Lightweight Aluminum Frame – Offers portability while maintaining industrial-grade durability
- ✅ Adjustable Blade Guard – Enhances safety and visibility during operation
- ✅ Soft-Grip Handle – Reduces vibration and improves grip for all-day use
- ✅ Tool-Free Air Filter Access – Makes cleaning and maintenance quick and easy
- ✅ Side-Mounted Muffler with Spark Arrestor – Meets EPA standards and reduces noise
- ✅ Includes Diamond Blade or Abrasive Wheel – Ready to use right out of the box
📋 Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | GC-6400 (Example) |
| Tool Type | Gas-Powered Cut Off Saw |
| Engine Size | 64cc (2-Cycle) |
| Horsepower | ~3.8HP |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline + Oil Mix (50:1 recommended) |
| RPM | Up to 12,000 RPM |
| Blade Size | 14” (standard), optional 16” |
| Weight | ~21 lbs (9.5 kg) |
| Included Accessories | Cutting blade/wheel, fuel canister, wrench set, owner’s manual |
🛠️ Common Uses
The 64cc Gas Cut Off Saw is engineered for versatility across a wide range of applications:
- ✅ Construction Sites – For cutting steel beams, rebar, and concrete slabs
- ✅ Road Maintenance – Ideal for cutting curbs, expansion joints, and asphalt edges
- ✅ Emergency Rescue Operations – Used by first responders to cut through wreckage
- ✅ Utility Repairs – Perfect for trench work and pipe repairs in remote areas
- ✅ Landscaping & Masonry – Trim stone, pavers, retaining walls, and concrete paths
👷♂️ Who Should Buy the 64cc Gas Cut Off Saw?
- Professional Contractors – For on-site cutting where power isn’t accessible
- Municipal Workers – Road crews, utility workers, and maintenance teams
- First Responders – Firefighters and rescue personnel
- DIY Enthusiasts – Tackling large-scale property improvements and renovations
💬 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
❓ What materials can I cut with the 64cc Gas Cut Off Saw?
You can cut metal (steel, aluminum), concrete, brick, stone, tile, and other hard materials, depending on the type of blade used.
❓ What kind of fuel does the saw require?
It runs on a gasoline and oil mix (typically 50:1 ratio) for proper lubrication and engine performance.
❓ Does the saw come with a cutting blade?
Yes, most models include either a diamond blade for concrete or an abrasive wheel for metal.
❓ Is the gas cut off saw difficult to start?
Most modern models feature a recoil starter with primer bulb and easy-start engine technology for quick ignition.
❓ Can I use the saw indoors?
No — due to carbon monoxide emissions, this tool should only be used outdoors or in well-ventilated areas.
It’s important to follow proper safety guidelines. You can find more information on best practices from OSHA’s official website.
