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Pneumatic Straight Handle Shear - Kett Tool Company

Part #: P-1060

The Kett Tool Company P-1060 Pneumatic Straight Handle Shear is a professional-grade tool designed for precision cutting in demanding automotive and industrial environments. This double-cut shear delivers exceptionally clean, burr-free cuts, reducing the need for secondary finishing processes. Its robust construction and efficient performance make it an indispensable asset for skilled technicians and fabricators.

Key Features

  • Variable Speed Control: Features a responsive push lever control that provides variable speed, ensuring a smooth and well-balanced grip for enhanced operator control and precision.
  • Clean, Double-Cut Action: The double-cut shear design produces a 7/32" waste strip, resulting in precise, burr-free edges on both sides of the cut, eliminating the need to file or deburr.
  • Robust Cutting Capacity: Easily cuts through 18 gauge cold-rolled mild steel and handles stainless steel up to 20 gauge with consistent performance.
  • High-Speed Operation: Delivers up to 2500 RPMs when powered by a 90 PSI air source, allowing for fast and efficient material processing.
  • Durable Blades: Equipped with replaceable A-2 tool steel shear blades, ensuring extended tool life and sustained cutting efficiency.
  • Lightweight Design: Weighing just 3 lbs., this shear is lightweight and easily maneuverable, reducing operator fatigue during prolonged use.

Applications

The P-1060 Pneumatic Straight Handle Shear is ideal for cutting various materials including sheet metal, plastics, and composites. It is commonly utilized in the automotive industry for body panel fabrication and repair, as well as in manufacturing, HVAC installation, and general construction for precise material preparation.

Specifications

  • Model: P-1060
  • Weight: 3 lbs.
  • Length: 10 1/2 inches
  • Cutting Speed: 180 inches per minute
  • Max RPM: 2500 RPM
  • Air Requirement: 90 PSI

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 08 December, 2010.