Air Cut Off Tool - 3" (75mm)

This Pneumatic 75mm (3") Air Cut Off Tool is a must for any Air Tool user. Easily cuts through str...

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The Silverline 3" (75mm) Air Cut Off Tool is designed for air tool users needing to quickly cut through various materials like straps, hangers, exhaust systems, and sheet metal. Its key benefit lies in its efficiency and versatility for common workshop tasks. A potential caveat is the requirement for a compatible air compressor system to operate.

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Model Part NumberRP287-TT
BrandSilverline

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What type of air compressor is needed for this tool?

You will need an air compressor that can reliably supply 90psi at a minimum of 6cfm (170L/min) air flow.

What size cutting discs does this tool use?

The tool uses 3" (75mm) diameter cutting discs.

How do I prevent accidental startup?

The tool is equipped with a safety trigger. Always ensure this trigger is engaged before attempting to operate the tool. Release the trigger to stop the tool.

Does this tool come with air fittings?

Yes, the pack includes both a European 1/4" quick connector and a UK 1/4" quick connector.

How often should I lubricate the tool?

It is recommended to lubricate the tool with a few drops of air tool oil in the air inlet before each use or at least daily for regular use.

What is the warranty period?

The Silverline Air Cut Off Tool comes with a 3-year warranty.

Can this tool cut metal thicker than sheet metal?

While effective on sheet metal and hangers, its performance on very thick or hardened steel may be limited. It is best suited for exhaust pipes, straps, and general sheet metal work.

Troubleshooting

Tool is not spinning or is very slow.

Check air pressure is at 90psi. Ensure air line is not kinked and the quick connector is fully engaged. Verify sufficient air flow (6cfm) from the compressor. Add a few drops of air tool oil into the air inlet.

Accidental startup.

Ensure the safety trigger is engaged. If the tool runs without pulling the trigger, discontinue use and contact support.

Excessive vibration during operation.

Ensure the cutting disc is securely tightened and balanced. Check for damage to the disc. Make sure the tool is properly lubricated.

Cutting performance has degraded.

Check for blockages in the air inlet or filter. Ensure adequate air pressure and flow. The cutting disc may be worn and need replacement.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Efficiently cuts through a range of common workshop materials.
  • Variable speed control offers enhanced precision.
  • Includes a safety trigger to prevent accidental operation.
  • Comes with a generous set of 12 cutting discs and necessary connectors.
  • 3-year warranty provides good product assurance.

Cons

  • Requires a compatible air compressor and air lines to operate.
  • May require significant air volume (6cfm) for optimal performance.
  • Potential for vibration during extended use.
  • Safety guard may limit access to tight spaces.
  • Discs have a limited lifespan and will require replacement.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your air compressor is turned off and depressurized.
  2. Connect the appropriate 1/4" BSP quick connector (UK or European) to the tool's air inlet.
  3. Connect the tool's air line to your compressor.
  4. Ensure your compressor can supply the required 90psi and 6cfm (170L/min) of air.
  5. Attach a 3" (75mm) cutting disc securely using the provided spanner.

Compatibility:

  • Requires an air compressor capable of delivering a minimum of 90psi and 6cfm (170L/min) air flow.
  • Uses standard 1/4" BSP air fittings.
  • Compatible with 3" (75mm) cutting discs.

Care:

  • Lubrication: It is recommended to use an in-line lubricator or a few drops of air tool oil in the air inlet before each use to maintain internal components.
  • Cleaning: After use, disconnect from the air supply and wipe down the tool with a dry cloth. Ensure the safety guard is clear of debris.
  • Disc Replacement: Always disconnect the air supply before changing cutting discs. Ensure the new disc is securely fitted and undamaged.
  • Storage: Store in a clean, dry environment, away from direct sunlight and moisture.

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