Pneumatic Metal Shear (2600 RPM, Sheet Metal Cutter)
Key points
- Cuts sheet metal without sparks or heat
- 2600 RPM blade for clean guided cuts
- Suitable for steel, aluminum and mesh
- Runs cool on standard shop air
- Oil included for longer blade life
- Efficient replacement for manual snips in daily sheet cutting
- Compact head reaches tight panel edges for accurate trimming
- Cutting on shop air avoids the sparks and burr cleanup that slow angle-grinder work on duct and panel jobs
- Sign and cladding shops can trim sheets to a marked line with one hand while the other steadies the panel
- A second shear on the bench means a blade change does not idle a whole cutting station during a busy cladding or sign run
| Free Speed | 2600 RPM |
| Operation | Pneumatic, Shop Air Powered |
| Weight | 1.04 kg |
| Cutting Capacity | Stainless / Iron / Aluminum Sheet & Mesh |
| Extras | Air Tool Oil 55ml Included |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Air-powered metal shear that cuts sheet metal fast without sparks, heat or burr cleanup. The high-speed 2600 RPM blade action slices through stainless steel, iron, aluminum sheet and metal mesh with a clean, guided cut, making it a favorite for HVAC ductwork, roofing, auto body, signage and fabrication work. Powered by standard shop air, the tool stays cool during continuous use and has no motor windings to burn out. The trigger offers precise control for straight lines and gentle curves, while the compact head reaches into tight panel edges. Ships with air tool oil for immediate lubrication and longer blade life. An efficient replacement for manual snips, it suits metalworkers, duct installers and repair shops that cut sheet material daily, and gives distributors a dependable air tool line for trade customers. In a receiving bay the shear helps quality staff open and trim sample panels from incoming deliveries, so inspection notes and acceptance records can be written against a clean straight edge rather than a torn or burred one. Sheet metal shops use it to cut blanks from a nested layout and to trim a flange after folding, where the shear follows a scribed line without the distortion a hand snips cut leaves in thin gauge.
