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Throatless Shear [4 in. Blade]
555-81742
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- Screwdriver (To Adjust Blades)
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Throatless
JEGS 555-81742 Throatless Shear
The JEGS 81742 lets you consistently and accurately cut sheet metal. With its 4-inch blade throatless design, you can cut any shape without limitation on depth. The long 17 in. long handle provides added leverage to make cutting easy. This tool can be installed on a workbench or mobile table by the three mounting holes in the base. Be prepared for your next fabrication project.
JEGS 555-81742 Throatless Shear Features:
- Base dimensions: 4 in. W x 5 1/4 in. L
- Overall dimensions: 9 1/4 in. H x 6 1/2 in. W x 8 in. L (Not including handle)
- Rack and pinion gearing for easier cuts
- Tool steel blades stay sharper and longer and will cut through thicker material
- Heavy-duty cast iron base provides a solid mounting point and prevents tool distortion during cuts
- (2) screws on the side of the base let you adjust the blade spacing
- To ensure that it keeps cutting accurately for years, this shear has replaceable blades 555-81744
Where is this shear made?
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