Bosch GTA 2600 Mitre Saw Stand, 2.6m Extension, 160kg Capacity

Bosch GTA 2600 Mitre Saw Stand

The Bosch GTA 2600 Stand provides a stable and versatile work surface for professional mitre saws during heavy-duty job-site operations. This steel-frame support system extends to a total length of 2,600mm to accommodate long timber sections. It utilizes a universal tool mount system that accepts most professional-grade saws currently used in the trade.

Built for the Job

Contractors and carpenters use this stand to maintain a consistent working height of 947mm, which reduces physical strain during long shifts. The folding leg mechanism allows for rapid setup in residential renovations or commercial workshops. Its structural rigidity prevents the frame from bowing under the weight of heavy structural beams or thick hardwood stock. Site supervisors prefer this model for its balance between high load capacity and portability between different floor levels.

• Supporting long structural timber for roofing and framing.

• Creating a mobile workstation for precision interior trim work.

• Managing repetitive cutting tasks with integrated length stops.

Product Highlights

Load Management

The reinforced steel construction supports a maximum central load of 160kg for heavy materials.

Adjustable Extensions

• Left and right extensions increase total work surface to 2.6 meters.
• Integrated rollers allow workpieces to glide smoothly without snagging.

Job-Site Leveling

One foot features a height-adjustment dial to compensate for uneven concrete or outdoor terrain surfaces.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x Bosch GTA 2600 Professional Stand

• 2 x Universal Tool Mount Brackets

• 1 x Assembly Wrench

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Ensure the locking pins click firmly into place before mounting any power tool to the frame.

• Keep the extension sliding rails free of heavy sawdust buildup to maintain smooth deployment.

• The tool mounts can remain permanently attached to your saw base for faster deployment at the next site.

• Always center the heaviest part of the load over the main frame to maintain maximum stability.