Metabo presents innovative cordless cross-cut saw at BAU 2025
Metabo is a German manufacturer of power tools with a focus on applications in the metalworking, construction and renovation trades. The company develops innovative solutions such as powerful battery technologies to support professional users in cordless work processes. Metabo offers an extensive range that includes both cordless and mains-powered tools.
The new Metabo KGS 305: Versatile cordless cross-cut saw at BAU 2025
The Metabo KGS 305, presented at BAU 2025, offers tradespeople and construction professionals a powerful and flexible solution for precise sawing work. The chop saw is available in both battery-powered and power-operated versions, allowing it to be adapted to a wide range of applications. The battery-operated version is particularly mobile, as it can easily be used on construction sites, even on roofs. With a cutting height of 10.5 centimetres, the saw is versatile and ideal for builders, roofers and joiners. Thanks to the cordless vacuum cleaner, which is equipped with a vibration sensor, the dust extraction system is activated automatically as soon as the saw is put into operation. This ensures clean working conditions without additional effort.
Precision thanks to LED technology and drop shadows
An innovative feature of the Metabo KGS 305 is the LED light behind the saw blade, which casts a precise cutting shadow on the workpiece. This technology replaces the traditional laser and offers the advantage that the shadow always shows the exact cutting area, regardless of the saw blade width. Craftsmen benefit from precise cutting without distortion or waste, which significantly increases efficiency and precision at work. LED technology shows its strengths particularly with cordless versions that work with narrower saw blades and makes handling considerably easier.
Safety and value for money
In addition to precision, Metabo attaches great importance to safety. The KGS 305 is equipped with a quick-stop mechanism that automatically and quickly brakes the saw blade after use. A safety mechanism ensures that finger contact with the saw blade is prevented by automatically raising it when in use. This safety feature meets today's requirements for modern cross-cut saws. The saw also scores highly in terms of value for money. Depending on the equipment and scope of delivery, the price is between 450 and 500 euros. Buyers can choose between different versions, with or without battery, and thus adapt the saw to their individual needs.
The Metabo KGS 305 therefore offers an innovative combination of mobility, precision and safety. It is an ideal solution for craftsmen who want to work flexibly both on construction sites and in the workshop.
