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It's built around an 18V lithium-ion platform that pushes 2950rpm at no-load, which is pretty decent for an 89mm blade diameter—the same arbor size as most 10mm systems, so swapping blades is straightforward. The laser guide projects a visible line for plunge cuts, and what that actually means is you get repeatable kerf alignment without marking the work surface twice, though it's not a substitute for a proper fence on long rips.
Maximum depth in wood is 28mm, which limits you to nominal 1x material or plywood sheets, so don't expect to manage 2x lumber in a single pass. Aluminum maxes out at 3mm—usually 1/8-inch sheet stock or thin extrusions—and that's where the lock-off switch matters because binding at that depth can kick back hard, given the 4.0Ah battery keeps torque fairly consistent through the cut.
For cabinet installers trimming laminate or doing sink cutouts, the plunge action works better than a standerd circular saw because you start the cut in the middle of the panel rather than at an edge. 2950rpm is actually a touch slow for some hardwoods—it's fine for pine and MDF, but we've seen burning on dense oak if you feed too fast (usually 2-4 weeks to get consistent feel). The aluminum guard is less prone to denting than plastic on job sites, and the quick release for angle adjustment helps when you're switching between 90° and bevel cuts on the fly.
We run every unit through a no-load speed test and check laser alignment against a reference edge before shiping, though we don't batch-test cut depth under load—that variation depends on battery state and material density (HPLC-grade precision isn't the goal here). weight is 2.05kg or so, which is lighter than most corded models, but the center of mass shifts as the battery drains, so it feels nose-heavy below 50% capacty.
MOQ is usually 50 units, and we pre-stock 4.0Ah packs—confirm lead time if you need the 6.0Ah option, which gives about 20 minutes more runtime on continuous plunge cuts. We ship with a basic COA showing no-load rpm and blade runout, but not a full discharge curve. You'll get the saw, one battery, charger, and a hex key in the box, though the blade is included (check arbor compatibility if you plan to swap).
Our MOQ for the YW7002 is 500 units per order. We can discuss lower quantities for first-time trial orders if needed.
Yes, we offer CE, RoHS, and FCC certifications along with a factory test report for each batch. Just let us know which documents you need.
Yes, it has a quick release mechanism for angle adjustments, so you can change the cutting angle by hand without needing any extra tools.
Lead time is typically 30-45 days after order confirmation and deposit, depending on the quantity and current production schedule.
Each unit comes in a color box with the saw, 18V 4.0Ah battery, charger, and manual. For bulk orders, we can customize the packaging and offer different battery capacities upon request.
