Makita M2401B 2000W Cut-Off Saw | 355mm (14") Blade, 3800 RPM

• Manufacturer: Makita Power Tools India Pvt. Ltd.
• Model: M2401B
• Rated Power: 2,000 W
• Wheel Diameter: 355 mm (14")
• No-load Speed: 3,800 RPM
• Cutting Capacity: 127 mm round · 102 x 194 mm rectangular
• Mitre Range: Adjustable up to 45° left and right
• Net Weight: 13.7 kg

Makita M2401B 2000W Cut-Off Saw is a 355 mm portable chop saw for cutting steel section — angle, channel, pipe, rod, and rebar. Its 2,000 W motor drives an abrasive wheel at 3,800 RPM, taking up to 127 mm on round stock and 102 x 194 mm on rectangular.

Where a handheld grinder gives you a wobbly freehand cut, a cut-off saw clamps the work in a vice and brings the wheel down on a fixed pivot. That means square, repeatable cuts — which is the whole point when you're cutting a run of identical lengths for a fabrication job or a grille. An adjustable guide plate gives three angle settings up to 45° left and right for mitred joints.

Practical details make the difference on site: a quick-release vice speeds up repeat cutting, an adjustable spark guard directs the spark stream away from you, and a chain secures the head in the down position for transport. At 13.7 kg with a balanced carrying handle it's genuinely portable between site and workshop, and the brushes are externally accessible for straightforward servicing.

Technical Specifications

Usage and Safety Guidelines

Recommended Applications

1) What materials can this cut?

It's built for metal — angle, channel, box section, pipe, rod, and rebar — using an abrasive cut-off wheel. Do not use it on masonry, wood, or plastic.

2) What size material will it take?

Up to 127 mm on round stock and 102 x 194 mm rectangular. Anything larger needs a bandsaw or a larger cut-off machine.

3) Does it come with a cutting wheel?

Yes — an abrasive cut-off wheel and hex wrench are supplied. Abrasive wheels are consumables, so order spares alongside if you have a volume of cutting to do.

4) Can it cut angles as well as square?

Yes. The adjustable guide plate gives three angle settings up to 45° left and right, which covers mitred joints for frames and grilles.

5) How does this compare to cutting with an angle grinder?

A grinder is freehand — fine for rough cutting, hard to keep square. This clamps the work in a vice and cuts on a fixed pivot, so you get square, repeatable cuts at speed. For a run of identical lengths, it isn't a close comparison.

1. Return within 24 hours of delivery for:
   • Damaged or defective product
   • Wrong or missing item
2. Product cannot be returned once installed or used
3. Refer to Refund Policy for complete details