YATO Sierra de ingletar y tronzar 1800W con función de tracción y láser, 305mm

Cutting wide boards, thick timbers, or long moldings with a standard miter saw often means wrestling with the material, making multiple passes, and still ending up with rough edges. The YATO 1800W sliding miter saw with laser guide eliminates that struggle. Its 305 mm blade and sliding feed system deliver clean, accurate cuts across large workpieces in a single pass, while the integrated laser shows exactly where the blade will land.

Who is it for

This saw is built for carpenters, joiners, and serious DIYers who regularly work with wide stock, laminate flooring, decking, or trim. If you need precise miter and bevel cuts on boards up to 330 mm wide, this machine will save you time and reduce waste. It is equally at home in a professional workshop or a demanding home garage.

Main features

• Powerful 1800 W motor spins the 305 mm blade at 4500 rpm for fast, smooth cuts.
• Sliding feed mechanism extends cutting capacity to 105 x 330 mm at 90°.
• Laser guide projects a bright line for exact blade alignment before every cut.
• Miter range from -45° to +45° with positive stops at common angles.
• Bevel adjustment up to 45° to the left for compound cuts.
• Dust collection port with bag keeps the work area cleaner.
• Material clamp holds workpieces securely for safer operation.
• Spindle lock simplifies blade changes.

Specifications

• Power: 1800 W
• Voltage: 230 V / 50 Hz
• Blade diameter: 305 mm
• Blade bore: 30 mm
• No-load speed: 4500 rpm
• Max cutting capacity (90°/90°): 105 x 330 mm
• Max cutting capacity (45°/90°): 105 x 230 mm
• Max cutting capacity (90°/45°): 60 x 330 mm
• Max cutting capacity (45°/45°): 60 x 230 mm
• Miter angle range: -45° to +45°
• Bevel angle range: 0° to 45° (left)
• Laser guide: Yes
• Slide/feed function: Yes
• Dust collection: Yes (with dust bag)
• Material clamp: Yes
• Sound pressure level (LpA): 97.5 dB(A)
• Sound power level (LwA): 110.5 dB(A)

Tips

For the cleanest cuts, use a high-quality 305 mm blade with the appropriate tooth count for your material. Always secure the workpiece with the clamp, especially when cutting small or narrow pieces. Connect a shop vacuum to the dust port for extended cutting sessions to keep the air clear. Check the laser alignment periodically and adjust if necessary to maintain accuracy.