MIKASA MCD-T18H PLUS road cutter, 18-inch size, Honda GX390 engine (cutting blade sold separately)

Concrete cutter MIKASA MCD-T18H PLUS 18-inch, Honda GX390 Engine
A construction tool designed for highly efficient and precise cutting of hard surfaces, whether concrete, asphalt, or other surfaces. Powered by a Honda GX390 gasoline engine, a powerful and reliable engine delivering a maximum output of 8.7 kW (11.8 PS), it allows for effortless cutting through tough materials.

The MCD-T18H PLUS features a maximum cutting depth of up to 170 mm and comes with a Cutting Gauge that allows operators to set and adjust the cutting depth precisely as needed. Blade installation and replacement are made easy with the Ultra-light Blade Cover, facilitating maintenance and boosting work efficiency.

Other notable features include a large 50 L water tank, which extends continuous cutting time and prevents the blade from overheating, while also being easy to inspect and clean. It includes a Drain Water Pipe for cleaning the tank and preventing freezing in cold climates. It also comes equipped with a Tacho Hour Meter to monitor performance and schedule proper maintenance, as well as Single-point Lifting Hooks for convenient and safe transport and machine storage.

Features
- Maximum Cutting Depth of 170 mm: For efficiently cutting through thick materials
- Cutting gauge: helps set the cutting depth accurately
- Easy Blade Setting with Ultra-light Blade Cover: Enhances convenience during blade replacement and maintenance
- Large 50 L Water Tank: Extends continuous cutting intervals and allows easy inspection/cleaning
- Drain water pipe: facilitates tank cleaning and prevents freezing
- Tacho Hour Meter: For monitoring performance and planning maintenance
- Single-point Lifting Hooks: For convenient and safe transport and storage
- Honda GX390 Engine: Delivers 11.8 HP for powerful cutting performance
- Manual Lifting Screw Type Depth Adjustment: Easy-to-use and precise depth adjustment system

Applications
- Concrete Floor Cutting: For cutting building floors, factories, or various concrete structures
- Asphalt Cutting: For cutting asphalt roads, parking lots, or walkways for repair or new installation
- Expansion joint cutting: to control concrete cracking due to thermal expansion and contraction
- Utility installation cutting: such as floor cutting for laying water pipes, electrical wiring, or cables
- Demolition and renovation work: for sectioning concrete structures or removing existing surfaces