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SGS Low Vibration Reciprocating Air Saw
Product Code: SAT304
£78.59
£65.49
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- 2 Year Warranty
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This Low Vibration Reciprocating Air Saw by SGS Engineering is ideal for a range of jobs, including cutting plastics to fibreglass, composites to aluminium and sheet metal. Lightweight compact design, low vibration level and rubber handle gives ultimate comfort, even during extended use. This tool offers high-speed of 9,500 rpm, which allows users to easily cut through tough materials.
 | The rubberised grip offers unparalleled comfort. |
 | Hold to run throttle lever speed control. |
 | 18T, 24T and 32T bi-metal blades included. |
Technical specifications:
Average Air Consumption: 4cfm
Air Pressure: 90 Psi
Air Inlet Thread Size: 1/4"
Cutting Capacity: 1.2mm / 18Gauge
Maximum Speed: 9500rpm 6.9 x 25.7 x 8.4 cm
| Part Number | SAT304 |
| Display Weight (Kg) | 0.5 |
| Warranty | 2 Year Warranty |
| Brand | SGS |
| Air Outlet | Euro Quick Release |
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Air tools and their additional compressor accessories are often the key to completing an array of tasks, including drilling, hammering, sanding, grinding and much more. At SGS, we've collated some handy how-to guides and crucial safety information to help you master your project, whether you’re using an air grinder, sander or saw.
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Proper maintenance is crucial to making sure that your tool or accessory is long-lasting – and air compressors are no exception to this rule. Our handy guide is designed to answer any questions you may have on preserving and using your air compressor. - What CFM air compressor is needed to run air tools?
You may be wondering what CFM is. It simply stands for Cubic Feet per Minute, which is the volume of air that your compressor is able to pump out within 60 seconds. Our experts can help you work out how much your tool will need before it’s able to run.
