JEGS
Extended Reach Air Cut-Off Tool with 4 in. Wheel [13,000 RPM, Reversible]
555-81143
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Air Cut-Off Tools
JEGS Extended Reach Cutt-Off Tool Features:
- Lightweight composite housing (3.20 lbs.)
- 4 in. diameter cutting wheel tackles most cutting jobs
- Excellent for hard to reach areas
- Adjustable speed control allows you to make precise cuts
- 13,000 maximum free RPM
- 1/4 in. NPT female inlet port
- Requires 4.10 CFM continuous air flow
- 90 psi maximum air pressure
- Safety lock-out lever prevents accidental throttle operation
- The ideal shop tool for cutting through mufflers, tailpipes, nuts and bolts
Specifications:
Is this product made in Taiwan? It looks awfully identical to the Snap-on Blue Point brand's extended cutoff wheel air tool. Is this a rebrand? Or was it designed for JEGS?
What is the standard warranty on this product ?
Whats the hp rating on this tool
What prevents the disc from coming off when operating in the reverse direction ?
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