Steel, aluminum, plastics, fiberglass, and other composite materials are easily cut with 10,000 strokes per minute on a high-speed CNC machine.
Muffler and exhaust work, body shop repair, sheet metal cutting and repair, fender trimming, and other intricate cutting jobs are all possible with this tool.
Precision control for cutting straight and scroll cuts on flat or curved surfaces with a high degree of accurac.
The cutting depth can be controlled by the user thanks to the adjustable blade guard.
Air is directed away from the user by the front exhaust.
Straight and curved cuts are made with ease by the Freeman FATRS Reciprocating Air Saw, making it the ideal tool for fender trimming, muffler and exhaust work, sunroof installations, body shop repair, and other applications. With a stroke rate of 10,000 per minute, it easily cuts through 1.6mm steel, 2mm aluminum, and plastics and fiberglass up to 2.5mm in thickness, among other materials. In tight spaces, the lightweight and compact design makes it simple to maneuver. This makes it easier to stay on your marks while cutting with pinpoint accuracy each and every time. The self-locking variable speed trigger adds another level of control, and the positive blade retainer and adjustable blade guide make it simple to adjust the depth of cut. The Reciprocating Air Saw also comes with two 1/4″ NPT fittings (one for automotive and one for industrial use), six extra-coarse 18 TPI blades, six standard 24 TPI blades, and six extra-fine 32 TPI blades, allowing you to tackle a variety of projects right out of the package. The aluminum construction and high-quality internal components are built to last, and the product is backed by a 7-year limited warranty and a 90-day wearable parts warranty from the manufacturer.
It does the job and does so with less air consumption than some of my other pneumatic tools..
