Sierra Einhell TC-SM 2531/2 U

The Einhell TC-SM 2531/2 U sliding mitre saw delivers precise crosscuts and mitre cuts in wood, laminated panels, and plastics with a powerful 1900 W motor and a 250 mm carbide-tipped blade spinning at 4800 RPM. Its sliding rails extend cutting capacity to 310 mm at 90°, while the turntable and tilting saw head offer angle adjustments from -45° to +45° for both mitre and bevel cuts. A laser guide, extendable workpiece supports, clamping device, and dust extraction port ensure accurate, clean, and safe operation.

Advantages

The saw combines robust power with precision features. The integrated laser guide projects the cut line for accuracy, while the extendable supports and clamping device secure long and heavy workpieces. The dust extraction port (36 mm) connects to a vacuum for a cleaner workspace. The sliding function allows cutting wider boards, and the depth stop enables groove cutting. The double-bevel design (tilting saw head) permits bevel cuts in both directions without flipping the workpiece.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and mitre cuts in solid wood
• Cutting laminated panels and shelving materials
• Working with plastic sheets and profiles
• DIY projects and light professional workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Brand: Einhell
• Model: TC-SM 2531/2 U
• MPN: 4300805
• Power input: 1900 W (S6 25%) / 1800 W (S1)
• No-load speed: 4800 RPM
• Blade diameter: 250 mm
• Blade bore: 30 mm
• Number of teeth: 48
• Mitre angle range: -45° to +45°
• Bevel angle range: -45° to +45°
• Max cutting capacity (90°/90°): 310 x 90 mm
• Max cutting capacity (90°/45° bevel): 310 x 47 mm
• Max cutting capacity (45° mitre/90°): 210 x 90 mm
• Max cutting capacity (45° mitre/45° bevel): 210 x 47 mm
• Laser guide: Yes
• Dust extraction port: 36 mm
• Weight: 17.8 kg
• EAN: 4006825645637

Recommendations

For best results, use a sharp carbide-tipped blade suitable for the material. Connect a dust extractor to the 36 mm port to maintain visibility and reduce cleanup. Always secure the workpiece with the clamp and supports, and let the blade reach full speed before cutting. Regularly check and adjust the laser alignment for accurate cuts.