IQ Power Tools iQMS362i 16.5" Dust Control Masonry Saw

The iQ Power Tools iQMS362i Masonry Saw, built for Precision, Power, and Performance

The IQ Power Tools iQMS362i Dust Control Masonry Saw is the world's first 16" masonry saw with a fully integrated dust collection! The dry-cutting system eliminates water and a secondary vacuum, allowing for both quick clean-up and portability.

Cuts brick, pavers, stone, and veneer with a 16.5" blade at a full 24" length. Easy to transport with heavy-duty tires, and an integrated stand with gas-shock powered lifting and lowering. Ideal for any location where you can get standard 120v power.

Key Features

• Advanced Dust Management - the iQMS362 features revolutionary dust-management technology allowing you to keep your workspace clean and OSHA compliant.
• Soft Start Technology controls the initial power for smooth, uninterrupted operation
• Cuts brick, pavers, stone, and veneer up to 40% faster than other masonry saws in its class
• A proprietary Q-Drive blade can cut through a 60mm x 4" paver in just three seconds
• 16.5" blade allows for a 5.5" depth and a full 24" length of cut
• High-flotation tires make transport easy over various terrains
• Operates on standard 120V and 20 amps

Key Specifications

Why Choose the iQ Power Tools iQMS362i 16.5" Masonry Saw?

This revolutionary saw is designed to dry-cut a wide variety of masonry materials with unrivaled speed and precision. It is easy to transport and runs off standard 120V power, making it ideal for setup and use anywhere. The perfect choice for masonry and hardscape professionals, the iQMS362 is guaranteed to save you time, keep you compliant, and reduce cleanup time on the job.

Key Takeaways

Revolutionize your paver, stone, and block cutting by upgrading to the iQMS362, the world's first 16.5" Masonry Saw with fully integrated dust control. Dry cut with capturing hazardous silica dust.

Blade Selection

Choosing the right diamond blade is critical—not just for performance, but to avoid damaging your saw’s motor. Key factors like bond, diamond pattern, segment count, and material PSI (hardness) all impact blade selection. Harder materials (higher PSI) require blades with a softer bond.

Since aggregates vary by region, it’s important to know what you’re cutting; just because a blade is labeled “concrete” doesn’t mean it’s the best fit. Matching the blade to the material improves cutting efficiency and protects your equipment.