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SGS Heavy Duty Metal Air Shear / Nibbler
Product Code: SAT305
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- 2 Year Warranty
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The SGS Air Shear is perfect for rapid and precise cutting of steel sheet metal. Ideal for cutting body panels and fabrication. Specially designed replaceable cutter head swivels 360 degrees, enabling you to make straight and contoured cuts with minimal edge distortion. The tool is lightweight and feature a pistol grip design with rubber for comfortable use and maneuverability.
Technical Specifications:
Cutting capacity: steel 1.6mm, aluminium 1.0mm
Free speed: 2200 RPM
Air consumption: 6 CFM
Operating pressure: 90 PSI
Maximum cutting thickness: 1.2 mm
Covered by a 2 year extended warranty.
| Part Number | SAT305 |
| Display Weight (Kg) | 2 |
| Warranty | 2 Year Warranty |
| Brand | SGS |
| Air Outlet | Euro Quick Release |
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Help Centre
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.
- Common air compressor maintenance and usage questions
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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.
