STIHL TS 910i Petrol Cut-off Saw 400mm — Most Powerful in STIHL Range
The STIHL TS 910i is the most powerful petrol cut-off saw in the STIHL range, delivering 6.2kW with a 24% power increase over the previous TS 800. Engineered for professional use in civil engineering, road construction, and demanding concrete cutting, the TS 910i combines electronic fuel injection, a STIHL 2-MIX engine, and an advanced pre-separation air filter system for sustained high performance with reduced emissions. Starts in two steps — every time.
Key Features
- STIHL electronic fuel injection — optimal fuel supply and ignition at all times
- 6.2kW 2-MIX engine — high torque with reduced fuel consumption and emissions
- 400mm blade: 145mm cutting depth | 418mm blade: 150mm cutting depth
- Pre-separation air filter system — extended filter life, longer uninterrupted run time
- Semi-automatic belt tensioning — prolongs belt and bearing life
- STIHL anti-vibration system — reduces vibration reaching hands and body
- Integrated water connection for dust suppression during cutting
- ElastoStart and decompression valve for smooth, low-effort starting
- Ergonomic handle for precise control on hard stone and concrete
- Compatible with optional STIHL FW 20 Cutquik cart and Smart Connector
Compatible Blades & Accessories
Pair the TS 910i with the right blade for your application:
- Diamond Blades — for concrete, asphalt, stone, and masonry cutting
- Cut-off Machine Accessories — water kits, guards, and replacement parts
Please Note
- Supplied with composite cutting wheel as standard
- Diamond cutting wheel is not included — see our Diamond Blades range for compatible options
Specifications
- Model: TS 910i
- Part number: TB010112824
- Displacement: 102cc
- Engine power: 6.2kW
- Weight: 12.91kg
- Cutting wheel: 400mm (standard) / 418mm (optional)
- Max cutting depth — 400mm blade: 145mm
- Max cutting depth — 418mm blade: 150mm
- Engine type: STIHL 2-MIX
- Semi-automatic belt tensioning: Yes
- Power source: Petrol (Fuel Injected)
- Country of origin: Germany



