Laser Tools Flexible Head Air Cut Off Tool - 7626
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This Laser Tools Flexible Head Air Cut Off Tool (MPN 7626) is designed for professionals and serious DIYers tackling intricate cutting tasks. Its key benefit is enhanced maneuverability in tight spaces thanks to its flexible head and powerful 0.7hp motor, allowing for controlled disc cutting. A potential caveat is the requirement for an appropriate air supply and the need for compatible 75mm cutting discs.
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| Model Part Number | 7626 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What size cutting discs does this tool use?
This tool is designed to use 75mm diameter cutting discs. Laser recommends using their Connect cutting discs for optimal performance.
What type of air connection does it have?
The tool has a 1/4" air inlet. A minimum 3/8" air hose is recommended.
How do I ensure safety when using the reversible function?
The reversible function allows you to direct sparks away from your body. Always ensure the direction chosen minimizes risk to yourself and surrounding materials.
Can I adjust the speed of the cutting disc?
Yes, the tool features a built-in speed regulator that allows you to adjust the disc speed for controlled cutting.
How often should I lubricate the tool?
It is recommended to lubricate the tool daily with air tool oil, or before each use if used intermittently. Add a few drops directly into the air inlet.
What is the minimum air requirement for this tool?
The tool requires a minimum of 3.6 cubic feet per minute (CFM) of air supply.
What is the benefit of the three-position flexi-head?
The three-position flexi-head allows you to change the angle of the cutting head, providing better access to tight or awkward spaces.
Troubleshooting
Tool does not start
Check air hose connection for leaks. Ensure the safety throttle lever is not engaged. Verify sufficient air pressure from the compressor.
Low power or slow cutting speed
Increase air pressure from the compressor. Check for kinks or restrictions in the air hose. Ensure the air inlet filter is clean. Lubricate the tool.
Excessive vibration
Ensure the cutting disc is securely and correctly mounted. Check the disc for damage or warping. Inspect the tool for internal damage.
Disc stops spinning under load
The load may be too heavy for the current air supply or disc. Reduce pressure on the material. Ensure the speed regulator is set appropriately. Check for sufficient airflow.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent maneuverability in confined spaces.
- Controlled cutting speed via the regulator.
- Enhanced operator safety features.
- Reduced noise operation.
- Versatile three-position flexi-head.
Cons
- Requires a suitable air compressor and airline.
- Limited to 75mm cutting discs.
- Minimum hose size requirement can impact existing setups.
- Continuous use may require monitoring of tool temperature.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Ensure your air compressor can provide a minimum of 3.6 CFM at the required pressure.
- Connect a 3/8" or larger air hose to the tool's 1/4" air inlet.
- Attach a compatible 75mm Laser Connect cutting disc securely to the spindle.
- Briefly run the tool at idle to ensure smooth operation before engaging the trigger on your material.
Compatibility:
- Requires an air compressor providing sufficient CFM and PSI.
- Uses 75mm diameter cutting discs (specifically recommended: Laser Connect cutting discs).
- Requires a 1/4" air inlet fitting and a 3/8" minimum air hose.
Care:
- Regularly lubricate the tool via the air inlet with air tool oil.
- Keep the air inlet free of debris.
- Inspect cutting discs for damage before each use and replace as needed.
- Clean the tool exterior with a dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid harsh solvents.